Post your 0-60 times

[Jondroot]

I think you could shave a second off that time.

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[zackmd1]

I think you could shave a second off that time.

Mile high elevation is what is killing his time... A GT @5280ft elevation does 0-60 in 6.1-6.4 sec. I think you might be able to get your time to around 7.5-7.7sec all stock with just a change in technique/weather.

 

[tmcphail]

Mile high elevation is what is killing his time... A GT @5280ft elevation does 0-60 in 6.1-6.4 sec. I think you might be able to get your time to around 7.5-7.7sec all stock with just a change in technique/weather.

Big time!

 

[larry1990]

I dont get this elevation theory, how will i know my evelation?

 

[larry1990]

Mine is 5.6 with Unleashed tune in 92F weather in Florida. I believe I can do better times when it gets colder.

How did you manage to get that time? I have the same gears and tune plus i have a few mods and im nowhere need 6s yet alone 5s

 

[zackmd1]

I dont get this elevation theory, how will i know my evelation?

The higher in elevation you are the less dense the air is. With lower air density the engine can't breath/make as much power as it would at sea level.

 

[larry1990]

Oh ok. Im in Canada (toronto) i wouldnt know where to begin and find out the elevation lol

 

[zackmd1]

Oh ok. Im in Canada (toronto) i wouldnt know where to begin and find out the elevation lol

Google! You are between 300-700ft or 75-210 meters. You won't have much of any change in power because of elevation.

 

[larry1990]

Theres guys here doing low to mid 5s and low 6s times but im confused how you guys are getting these times. My v6 has mods (check the my mod list) i tried the 0-60 and got like high 6s also i have the manual 3.15. Also a guy here did 5.2s with just a tune from torrie and has the manual 3.15 gears. ...

 

[larry1990]

Google! You are between 300-700ft or 75-210 meters. You won't have much of any change in power because of elevation.

Whats the ideal elevation to do a 0-60 run?

 

[zackmd1]

Whats the ideal elevation to do a 0-60 run?

Sea level or as close as possible to it.

 

[Jfo777]

Big time!

Okay Thanks guys, It feels like a new car but I just wanted a second opinion.
I have a Roush axleback in the mail and the next few mods I plan on is 3:73 gears, CAI, and a tune. That should give it a little more life.

 

[Artem]

How did you manage to get that time? I have the same gears and tune plus i have a few mods and im nowhere need 6s yet alone 5s

Try to launch at 2300-2500rpm, release clutch not too slow not too fast and always be ready to shift to next gear around 6900rpm. For example if I shift at 6500-6700 my 0-60 is going to suck. Another thing I do is put some pressure down with my palm on front side of the shifter which allows me to quickly switch from 1st to 2nd gear as soon as I disengaged clutch pedal.

 

[Jfo777]

Just installed a roush axle back and today i gained .4. Last was 7.9 and now it's at 7.4. Keep in mind I live in Albuquerque. But my question is... I set it to countdown and was launching around 2k. Weird thing was my revs wouldn't go past 2k while I was breaking. Before it would go beyond 4k... Any idea why? I had the pedal smashed even and still only 2k???

 

[Inigo]

Mile high elevation is what is killing his time... A GT @5280ft elevation does 0-60 in 6.1-6.4 sec. I think you might be able to get your time to around 7.5-7.7sec all stock with just a change in technique/weather.

Not that slow. My factory 5.0 6spd pulled consistent 5.4 0-60s. With a Lund tune, CBE and MTs Streets, 4.9 most days

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