Hi All,
Does anyone know the 0-30, and 0-60 times on a stock 1995 Q45? I find a lot of information on never models but nothing so far on the 95.
ThanksDanny
95 Q45 0-60 Performance
I see
Thanks Fred.
I (like the perfect amateur) tried to do a 0-60 timing a few weeks ago while a buddy was on the passenger seat timing me. All three times we did it we got the following 0-60 results:
5.69 secs6.03 secs5.94 secs
I can't tell the accuracy of this kind of timing but even if it's seriously wrong I like it so far
The car is a mint condition stock 95 Q45 purchased from a 70+ y/o old lady 2 months ago.
Take care,Danny
I (like the perfect amateur) tried to do a 0-60 timing a few weeks ago while a buddy was on the passenger seat timing me. All three times we did it we got the following 0-60 results:
5.69 secs6.03 secs5.94 secs
I can't tell the accuracy of this kind of timing but even if it's seriously wrong I like it so far
The car is a mint condition stock 95 Q45 purchased from a 70+ y/o old lady 2 months ago.
Take care,Danny
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(1992 Q)Before my transmission was redone, I was getting reliable 6.4 - 6.7 0 to 60 times as tested with a GTech Pro (friends). This was on Potenzas and decent pavement (very flat).
Guys in Mustangs would try to race my Dad when they had one and I'd be visiting. They had supposedly the same 0-60 (6.6 secs), but the Mustangs would spin easily and Dad would get the stock never-fear launch. Nothing was more hilarious than Dad whipping a Mustang GT with 3 other people on board, and the Mustang driver running solo. Ahhhh good times.
Now that I have some engine issues, wheel hop, and a soft shift from the new transmission, I can only manage 7.4 secs - WITH ecu and tcu replacements!
I have a Gtech Pro Competition now, and will post stats once I get the car back up to snuff.
Guys in Mustangs would try to race my Dad when they had one and I'd be visiting. They had supposedly the same 0-60 (6.6 secs), but the Mustangs would spin easily and Dad would get the stock never-fear launch. Nothing was more hilarious than Dad whipping a Mustang GT with 3 other people on board, and the Mustang driver running solo. Ahhhh good times.
Now that I have some engine issues, wheel hop, and a soft shift from the new transmission, I can only manage 7.4 secs - WITH ecu and tcu replacements!
I have a Gtech Pro Competition now, and will post stats once I get the car back up to snuff.
Re: I see
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Yengec "]Thanks Fred.
I (like the perfect amateur) tried to do a 0-60 timing a few weeks ago while a buddy was on the passenger seat timing me. All three times we did it we got the following 0-60 results:
5.69 secs
How steep of hill were you going down? ;7)
I (like the perfect amateur) tried to do a 0-60 timing a few weeks ago while a buddy was on the passenger seat timing me. All three times we did it we got the following 0-60 results:
5.69 secs
How steep of hill were you going down? ;7)
RE: I see
>5.69 secs>>How steep of hill were you going down? ;7)
We really don't have much hills in Florida. This was done on Highway 836 right by Miami Intl. Airport which I can say had maybe a -/+ 5° inclination/declination
The weather was low 50s which is a real rarity for FL especially Miami which I don't think would matter that much
Now that I read everybody's posting I've become very skeptic of my own posting hehehehehe))
We really don't have much hills in Florida. This was done on Highway 836 right by Miami Intl. Airport which I can say had maybe a -/+ 5° inclination/declination
The weather was low 50s which is a real rarity for FL especially Miami which I don't think would matter that much
Now that I read everybody's posting I've become very skeptic of my own posting hehehehehe
))