0-150 mph - time?
Sep 14, 2003, 05:00 PM
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0-150 mph - time?
I had a huge clearing on the road today.... it took a freaking lifetime for me to finally hit 145mph when I had to back off due to traffic.
I had timed my Cobra last weekend and even with a misshift into 5th, I got there in 28 seconds..... (i hit 130 in 16 seconds vs the 25-26 the Evo takes).
Anyone time their car from 0-150mph? 0-150 seems to be the new measurement in Car and Driver.
The new E55 can do it in about 24 seconds!!!!! DAMN!
I had timed my Cobra last weekend and even with a misshift into 5th, I got there in 28 seconds..... (i hit 130 in 16 seconds vs the 25-26 the Evo takes).
Anyone time their car from 0-150mph? 0-150 seems to be the new measurement in Car and Driver.
The new E55 can do it in about 24 seconds!!!!! DAMN!
Sep 14, 2003, 05:24 PM
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I dunno how long it took, but I hit 155 in the EVO the other day. I was racing a VETT on the highway. Anyway, it didn't seem like it took that long at all really. Its was pretty cool out though and I have a Vishnu TB so that probably helped. If I had to guess, from around 60 MPH to around 150 was 10 to 15 seconds probably closer to 15.
Sep 14, 2003, 05:34 PM
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ya.... 0-60 = 5 seconds 0-150 = 40+ seconds.....
So... that would make your trip from 60-150 something like 35-40 seconds.....
I did look up a new 340hp S4 does 0-150 in about 34 seconds.... they have 6 speeds and more hp/torque though....
So... that would make your trip from 60-150 something like 35-40 seconds.....
Originally posted by sr20det91
I dunno how long it took, but I hit 155 in the EVO the other day. I was racing a VETT on the highway. Anyway, it didn't seem like it took that long at all really. Its was pretty cool out though and I have a Vishnu TB so that probably helped. If I had to guess, from around 60 MPH to around 150 was 10 to 15 seconds probably closer to 15.
I dunno how long it took, but I hit 155 in the EVO the other day. I was racing a VETT on the highway. Anyway, it didn't seem like it took that long at all really. Its was pretty cool out though and I have a Vishnu TB so that probably helped. If I had to guess, from around 60 MPH to around 150 was 10 to 15 seconds probably closer to 15.
I did look up a new 340hp S4 does 0-150 in about 34 seconds.... they have 6 speeds and more hp/torque though....
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Originally posted by sr20det91
If I had to guess, from around 60 MPH to around 150 was 10 to 15 seconds probably closer to 15.
If I had to guess, from around 60 MPH to around 150 was 10 to 15 seconds probably closer to 15.
Motor Trend's June 2003 tested the Evo in the standing mile: 0 to 142.4 MPH in 35.1 seconds... So I would guess something over 40 seconds for 0 to 150 for a stock Evo...
And of course, you'll need more than a mile of straight road to get there.
Sep 14, 2003, 05:44 PM
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Maybe it was more. Like I said I wasn't timing it. I know it could not have been much more than 20sec though.
I may go out tonight with the stop watch and get a better estimate for you guys though. I'm curious myself. I'll do 0-150 and 60 to 150 for you guys.
I may go out tonight with the stop watch and get a better estimate for you guys though. I'm curious myself. I'll do 0-150 and 60 to 150 for you guys.
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Sep 14, 2003, 06:31 PM
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Ok fellas,
I stand corrected. I did some 60 to 120 runs(99% humidity). They were just a little north of 20 sec. Could not get any 150 runs.
Anyway, with those numbers I would say probably around 35 to 40 secs to 150mph from 60. Like Scot said.
I dunno what I was thinking with 15secs.
I stand corrected. I did some 60 to 120 runs(99% humidity). They were just a little north of 20 sec. Could not get any 150 runs.
Anyway, with those numbers I would say probably around 35 to 40 secs to 150mph from 60. Like Scot said.
I dunno what I was thinking with 15secs.
Sep 14, 2003, 07:07 PM
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Re: 0-150 mph - time?
Originally posted by Scot
The new E55 can do it in about 24 seconds!!!!! DAMN!
The new E55 can do it in about 24 seconds!!!!! DAMN!
Sep 14, 2003, 07:26 PM
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Originally posted by DrMerl
I can SOOOOO believe that. I've had a few E55 Mercs just blow my *** away after 100 (i'm stock). 400HP??? =)
I can SOOOOO believe that. I've had a few E55 Mercs just blow my *** away after 100 (i'm stock). 400HP??? =)
The Evo is way short on HP and aerodynamics for this kind of race.
Sep 15, 2003, 05:00 AM
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I will have to try and look up some stats..... I don't recall ever seeing a 0-130mph for the M3.
I have seen 0-150 in roughly 30-32 seconds depending on the day they do the test..... at some point C&D claimed to get 28.X with a SMG M3, but I think that was probably a typo.
I think i saw our cars at about 28 seconds for 0-130...
I have seen 0-150 in roughly 30-32 seconds depending on the day they do the test..... at some point C&D claimed to get 28.X with a SMG M3, but I think that was probably a typo.
I think i saw our cars at about 28 seconds for 0-130...
Sep 15, 2003, 07:37 AM
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This is from the CAR & DRIVER Website.....they had a test car for 40k miles. It appears that outside of the intial launch advantage, the Evo will walk all over the Evo (0-130 in evo = 28 seconds vs 21 for M3). Trapspeed is up 3-4mph on the Evo in the Qtr also.
2001 BMW M3
Vehicle type: front-engine, rear-wheel-drive, 4-passenger, 2-door sedan
Price as tested: $53,309 (base price: $47,407)
Engine type: DOHC 24-valve 6-in-line, iron block and aluminum head, Siemens MSS 54 engine-control system with port fuel injection
Displacement: 198 cu in, 3246cc
Power (SAE net): 333 bhp @ 7900 rpm
Torque (SAE net): 262 lb-ft @ 4900 rpm
Transmission: 6-speed manual
Wheelbase: 107.5 in
Length: 176.8 in
Curb weight: 3523 lb
Performance (new / 40,000):
Zero to 60 mph: 4.5 sec / 4.8 sec
Zero to 100 mph: 11.2 sec / 12.0 sec
Zero to 130 mph 20.1 sec / 21.2 sec
Street start, 5-60 mph 5.2 sec / 5.5 sec
Standing 1/4-mile 13.1 sec / 13.4 sec
@ 107 mph @ 105 mph
Braking, 70-0 mph 161 ft / 156 ft
Roadholding, 300-ft-dia skidpad 0.87 g / 0.88 g
Top speed (governor limited) 163 mph / 163 mph
EPA fuel economy, city driving: 16 mpg
C/D-observed fuel economy: 23 mpg
Unscheduled oil additions: 14 qt
Service and repair stops:
Scheduled: 3
Unscheduled: 2
Operating costs (for 40,000 miles):
Service: $163
Normal wear: $0
Repair: $126
Gasoline: (@ $1.44 per gallon) $2519
Life expectancies (extrapolated from 40,000-mile test):
Tires: 38,000 miles
Front brake pads: 65,000 miles
Rear brake pads: 66,000 miles
Vehicle type: front-engine, rear-wheel-drive, 4-passenger, 2-door sedan
Price as tested: $53,309 (base price: $47,407)
Engine type: DOHC 24-valve 6-in-line, iron block and aluminum head, Siemens MSS 54 engine-control system with port fuel injection
Displacement: 198 cu in, 3246cc
Power (SAE net): 333 bhp @ 7900 rpm
Torque (SAE net): 262 lb-ft @ 4900 rpm
Transmission: 6-speed manual
Wheelbase: 107.5 in
Length: 176.8 in
Curb weight: 3523 lb
Performance (new / 40,000):
Zero to 60 mph: 4.5 sec / 4.8 sec
Zero to 100 mph: 11.2 sec / 12.0 sec
Zero to 130 mph 20.1 sec / 21.2 sec
Street start, 5-60 mph 5.2 sec / 5.5 sec
Standing 1/4-mile 13.1 sec / 13.4 sec
@ 107 mph @ 105 mph
Braking, 70-0 mph 161 ft / 156 ft
Roadholding, 300-ft-dia skidpad 0.87 g / 0.88 g
Top speed (governor limited) 163 mph / 163 mph
EPA fuel economy, city driving: 16 mpg
C/D-observed fuel economy: 23 mpg
Unscheduled oil additions: 14 qt
Service and repair stops:
Scheduled: 3
Unscheduled: 2
Operating costs (for 40,000 miles):
Service: $163
Normal wear: $0
Repair: $126
Gasoline: (@ $1.44 per gallon) $2519
Life expectancies (extrapolated from 40,000-mile test):
Tires: 38,000 miles
Front brake pads: 65,000 miles
Rear brake pads: 66,000 miles
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One the race track I was keeping up with and passing a lot of new M3's. they are pretty good on the straight but I could break a TON deeper and carry more speed out of the turns. The new M3 is not slow and I think it will kill the evo over 100.
Originally posted by 2Cool
Hmm... any specs on the current M3 for say 60 to 120-130mph? Just curious, as I was able to drive by some modified ones at those speeds...
Hmm... any specs on the current M3 for say 60 to 120-130mph? Just curious, as I was able to drive by some modified ones at those speeds...