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    Euro base Manual 0-100km/h time

    Hi,
    Just searched the forum and couldn't find a 0-100km/h time for the base model Euro with manual tranny. Anyone tried to measure it yet? GTech, stopwatch, mobile phone stopwatch is fine....

    Aaron

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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng
    Hi,
    Just searched the forum and couldn't find a 0-100km/h time for the base model Euro with manual tranny. Anyone tried to measure it yet? GTech, stopwatch, mobile phone stopwatch is fine....

    Aaron
    Base model 6MT is 7.6 seconds. See:

    http://motoring.nzoom.com/motoring_d...88-390,00.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng
    Hi,
    Just searched the forum and couldn't find a 0-100km/h time for the base model Euro with manual tranny. Anyone tried to measure it yet? GTech, stopwatch, mobile phone stopwatch is fine....

    Aaron
    i hope u dont rely too much on that mobile phone stopwatch....its not very accurate....GTech on the other hand is designed for these sort of things.

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    Thanks yfin.

    Yeah.... the stopwatch is bad.. tried it on a WRX and got 0-100 of 8 seconds. haha. Also, I don't really trust the speedometer. You're right, GTech is the way to go for absolute figures.

    Cheers,
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng
    Thanks yfin.

    Yeah.... the stopwatch is bad.. tried it on a WRX and got 0-100 of 8 seconds. haha. Also, I don't really trust the speedometer. You're right, GTech is the way to go for absolute figures.

    Cheers,
    Aaron
    A stopwatch is not so inacurate that it isn't useful - especially if you do multiple runs. Remember - not so long ago hand timing was used during Olympic events!

    Check out what Autospeed say about stop watch testing..
    http://www.autospeed.com.au/cms/A_0243/article.html

    Anyway - 0-100 of 8 seconds in the WRX doesn't surprise me. That is the sort of time a WRX (depends on which model) will achieve following a mechanically sympathetic launch of 2500rpm. You need to drop the clutch at 6000rpm and be brutal to get a WRX into the 6 second league (and below).
    Last edited by yfin; 24-08-2004 at 01:22 PM.

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    Well this is the thing, it depends on where you read, I read one Euro review that said that it goes from 0-100 in 7.2 seconds, another said 7.8 seconds and a third said 8.0 seconds! So who do you believe? I guess it comes down to the driving conditions, road, wind, and of course the driver's reaction time! I have timed my Euro Auto in Sequential Shift/Sports mode, it showed 7.6 seconds to 100 k's! Everyones time is gonna be different !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thorn2004
    Well this is the thing, it depends on where you read, I read one Euro review that said that it goes from 0-100 in 7.2 seconds, another said 7.8 seconds and a third said 8.0 seconds! So who do you believe? I guess it comes down to the driving conditions, road, wind, and of course the driver's reaction time! I have timed my Euro Auto in Sequential Shift/Sports mode, it showed 7.6 seconds to 100 k's! Everyones time is gonna be different !
    It also depends on which model and whether there is a passenger- the luxury is the fat ass model and weighs 40kg or so more. The auto - another 35kg or so. Wheels timed 8.1 for the 6MT luxury. Another factor is how many kms on the odometer. The break in time is very long for the Euro

    Where did you see 0-100 in 7.2 - are you sure that was not the TSX? The TSX has more power.

    For an auto with no mods - your 7.6 sounds too quick. Was it a flat road?! Just kidding - Anyway - I would be lucky to get that time in my 6MT - with closer ratios, less weight and the ability to do a hard launch (unlike the auto). Most times for the auto are in the low 9 second range. If you can get below 8.5 in the auto you must be doing something special.
    Last edited by yfin; 24-08-2004 at 01:31 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yfin
    It also depends on which model and whether there is a passenger- the luxury is the fat ass model and weighs 40kg or so more. The auto - another 35kg or so. Wheels timed 8.1 for the 6MT luxury. Another factor is how many kms on the odometer. The break in time is very long for the Euro

    Where did you see 0-100 in 7.2 - are you sure that was not the TSX? The TSX has more power.

    For an auto with no mods - your 7.6 sounds too quick. Was it a flat road?! Just kidding - Anyway - I would be lucky to get that time in my 6MT - with closer ratios, less weight and the ability to do a hard launch (unlike the auto). Most times for the auto are in the low 9 second range. If you can get below 8.5 in the auto you must be doing something special.
    Yeah it was a flat road, my Euro is quicker than some, I have no idea why, I changed fuels from Mobil to Shell and my performance actually improved? !! Even though they both have the same octane rating for some reason the Shell
    petrol makes my Euro run smoother with more power? !! This reading was done in sports mode so I was able to push the revs higher than in auto mode too!

    The 7.2 time I saw was in a New Zealand magazines rating of the Euro, I will see if I can hunt down the review
    Last edited by Thorn2004; 24-08-2004 at 01:40 PM.

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    Good stuff Thorn. From memory - your Euro is fairly new isn't it? Expect even better performance once you get to 10k or so

    Not to start a petrol brand argument but I actually find BP Ultimate to be better than Shell Optimax. I also read somewhere BP Ultimate is refined at 98RON whereas Shell use additives to reach 98RON.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yfin
    Good stuff Thorn. From memory - your Euro is fairly new isn't it? Expect even better performance once you get to 10k or so

    Not to start a petrol brand argument but I actually find BP Ultimate to be better than Shell Optimax. I also read somewhere BP Ultimate is refined at 98RON whereas Shell use additives to reach 98RON.
    Yeah my Euro is only new, its birthdate was on the 18th of June! When I picked her up she was only just over 2 weeks old, fresh out of the factory

    I haven't tried BP's petrol yet, but the Shell is better than the Mobil which is true for my Euro anyhow! You hear different stories depending on the persons car, some cars perform better on one, others on the other, it really is up to the driver to try different brands and see what works for them !

    I think the Octane rating is similar for most of the brands, however who is to say that one fuel isn't purer or cleaner than the next?

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