Dragy tested my 2019 TTS 0-60mph today.
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I belive you car can do even better with less tire pressure
But are GPS devices enough accurate to read 0-xx accelerations and that's why we use 60-130mph and 100-200km/h?
But are GPS devices enough accurate to read 0-xx accelerations and that's why we use 60-130mph and 100-200km/h?
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GPS is very accurate now. I have Vbox and Dragy. Tested together, they are almost identical , even on a NHRA track. The one thing I did find a lot of error in is the phone accelerometers . Not worth using.
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Was VERY impressed ! Pure stock, 3/4 tank of fuel, Pirelli's N1's at 42psi front ,52psi rear hot pressure (which must be much better than the NO's, have to drop that pressure soon !)), just drove back from a +100 mile drive and did not turn the car off. Stopped, set up Dragy and let it rip. With a 1ft rollout like the Magazines use, a 2.58 second 0-60mph is stout at a 3500ft DA. Very, very impressed with the TTS.
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Is that just to kind a let the Computer know that you’re doing launches?
Its definitely much better than the N0's, i think the best I got with them was still 3's . I got the best results from the PS4's in the 30's range, mid 30s in the front, higher 30's in the rear. Also try doing a pre-launch or test hit as I call it, launch let it go through 1st and lift after it shifts 2nd. Would usually give me a 1 to 2/10th improvement both on street and track in the 0-60.
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Its definitely much better than the N0's, i think the best I got with them was still 3's . I got the best results from the PS4's in the 30's range, mid 30s in the front, higher 30's in the rear. Also try doing a pre-launch or test hit as I call it, launch let it go through 1st and lift after it shifts 2nd. Would usually give me a 1 to 2/10th improvement both on street and track in the 0-60.
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