Murf928 G-Tech run 11.49sec @ 132.59 mph 3.79sec 0-60
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Originally Posted by IcemanG17
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Nice work.....my local drag strip will not allow anything faster than 11.5 during the wed night drags...bummer.....they would kick you out!!! Thats smoking quick!!...but 15 psi will do that!
Nice work.....my local drag strip will not allow anything faster than 11.5 during the wed night drags...bummer.....they would kick you out!!! Thats smoking quick!!...but 15 psi will do that!
Then he was checking out my tires and he noticed the tires were only scrubbed down the middle and not on the edges. I guess running 35psi with a drag radial is not the smart thing to be doing. He thinks if I drop the pressure down around 25psi I will be able to pull a full G in 1st gear. Maybe I will catch the new Z06 3.5sec 0-60 after all(?).
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Originally Posted by Tim Murphy
I guess running 35psi with a drag radial is not the smart thing to be doing
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Originally Posted by Tim Murphy
Maybe I will catch the new Z06 3.5sec 0-60 after all(?).
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model / 0-60 / .25 mile
2006 ZO6 / 4.1 Seconds / 12.2 @ 118.7
SRT10 / 4.2 Seconds / 12.3 @ 116.5
F430F1 / 3.8 Seconds / 11.9 @ 123.3
Ford GT / 3.8 Seconds / 11.7 @ 126.1
Gallardo / 3.9 Seconds / 12.3 @ 115.6
911 Turbo / 3.9 Seconds / 12.3 @ 113.7
You already caught the ZO6
Can the G-Tech do a 0-100-0 test? That would be cool, 12.4 from the Ford GT was the top from this test. 13 seconds is the overall average.
Cheapest car on the test is $65,690. I'd say you have the field beat hands down.
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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
Can the G-Tech do a 0-100-0 test? That would be cool, 12.4 from the Ford GT was the top from this test. 13 seconds is the overall average.
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Nice run tim! If I get a 5 speed some day I will be buying a kit from you.
I was in "Old and New's" Murphed 928 with 9psi and it was alot of fun!
I was wondering how the G force tires hooked up, well I guess that answers the question. I had heard good reviews of them and I like that they are streetable (I don't care if they last long anyhow).
Whats been upgraded in the new upgrade package since last years kit was for sale?
I was in "Old and New's" Murphed 928 with 9psi and it was alot of fun!
I was wondering how the G force tires hooked up, well I guess that answers the question. I had heard good reviews of them and I like that they are streetable (I don't care if they last long anyhow).
Whats been upgraded in the new upgrade package since last years kit was for sale?
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Originally Posted by Andrew Olson
Yes it can!
The key is to stand on the brakes as soon as you complete the 1/4 mile. It'll automatically calulate the 0-100-0 for you. I think I posted one some time back. I'll see if I can find it again.
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Originally Posted by Andrew Olson
See post #79
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Originally Posted by Andrew Olson
Sorry... #80. I posted my 0-100-0 run there.
Any, back on topic - it seams to me your car will do better than the time posted if you do an actual 0-100-0 vs a calculated time from a 1/4 - 0 run. The 100-0 time will be skewed when you start at 130 vs starting at 100. The brakes will be hotter, tires will be hotter, car is under more inertia etc... does that make any sense? Not sure how to explain it.
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I think the slight loss in brake fade would be more than offset in the reaction time you'd have in timing the exact moment to apply the bakes. That said, if it make you feel better, I'll give it a shot as soon as I have my wheel on Friday.
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That's what I'm looking for
I should loan Murf my Pagid Orange pads for a few runs.
Part of what makes the 0-100-0 fun is how well the car will transition from full acceleration to full brakes. Be careful.
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Part of what makes the 0-100-0 fun is how well the car will transition from full acceleration to full brakes. Be careful.
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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
Road & Track
September 2006
Page 69
model / 0-60 / .25 mile
2006 ZO6 / 4.1 Seconds / 12.2 @ 118.7
SRT10 / 4.2 Seconds / 12.3 @ 116.5
F430F1 / 3.8 Seconds / 11.9 @ 123.3
Ford GT / 3.8 Seconds / 11.7 @ 126.1
Gallardo / 3.9 Seconds / 12.3 @ 115.6
911 Turbo / 3.9 Seconds / 12.3 @ 113.7
September 2006
Page 69
model / 0-60 / .25 mile
2006 ZO6 / 4.1 Seconds / 12.2 @ 118.7
SRT10 / 4.2 Seconds / 12.3 @ 116.5
F430F1 / 3.8 Seconds / 11.9 @ 123.3
Ford GT / 3.8 Seconds / 11.7 @ 126.1
Gallardo / 3.9 Seconds / 12.3 @ 115.6
911 Turbo / 3.9 Seconds / 12.3 @ 113.7
With respect to the C6 Z06 times, the Road & Track drivers are SLOW as other magazines are getting 11.5 - 11.7 @ 125 mph. Their 118.7 trap speed is pathetic! Their 12.2 quarter is the same as what the magazines got for the C5 Z06 which has 100 hp less.
With that said, MURF's trap of 132.59 mph will easily smoke a C6Z (..125 mph), and with some practice, MURF should be able to do a much better time than 11.49 based upon that 132.59 trap!
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Originally Posted by SwayBar
Reality check!
With respect to the C6 Z06 times, the Road & Track drivers are SLOW as other magazines are getting 11.5 - 11.7 @ 125 mph.
With respect to the C6 Z06 times, the Road & Track drivers are SLOW as other magazines are getting 11.5 - 11.7 @ 125 mph.
Not to mention some of the major car magazines have been accused of speed shifting – not lifting off the gas, letting the rev limiter hold the motor at red-line. Sure this will result in faster times, not the way I plan on driving my car. R&T used to have a disclaimer (maybe they still do) in their road tests stating they do not speed shift.
Either way this is why I like comparison tests. Temperature, humidity, track conditions etc…. all play a big part when trying to get every last 10th of a second out of a car. This way it’s an even playing field since all of the cars are there at the same time. Granted this does nothing to help compare our cars to the modern machines, it does make for a better comparison of the cars in the test. This is also why most car mags will list the weather conditions somewhere in the test.