What's the 0-60 time after APR 93?

[jackk]

Is it on par with the 3.2? or slightly better?


I have glanced through the forum but haven't come up with any concrete numbers.

oh and what kind of a hit did the gas mileage get as well...

[audisarecool]

6 spd or tip?

[kak39]

6-speed

[TrboPowr]

probably 5.9-6.0 secs

[Ervin87]

Expect to take off 1 sec off the stock 0-60mph. That is pretty accurate I would say with just the software upgrade.

[flath12]

no one has really posted 0-60 times, quarter mile seems to be a better measurement of all around acceleration

[konijay]

Originally posted by jackk
Is it on par with the 3.2? or slightly better?


I have glanced through the forum but haven't come up with any concrete numbers.

oh and what kind of a hit did the gas mileage get as well...

i'd say 0.5-1 sec faster than stock. I got it 3 days ago(93) and pull on 1st gear is a lot better. you can feel the power kick in at 2500-4000 rpm.

I haven't used a full tank of gas yet since chipped so I don't know the gas mileage yet...but it seems same so far

[bhvrdr]

For the 6 speed you should be able to get it down to mid to upper 5 second times as the 1/4 mile times represent. All depends on driver though, but on my stock car v. chipped it dropped about a second or a bit more to 60 and about 1.5 at the 1/4 mile. One guy posted a best of 5.9 for the tiptronics and we all know those are slow as sh...just playing :)

cheers! Mike

[Quartz05]

Like I've said before - fast enough to beat a stock Mustang GT. Figure mid-5s.

[Light Silver A4]

5.5-6.0 to 60

13.9-14.4 in the 1/4

It makes this car. With the GIAC 93 revision, power doesnt start tapering off until about 5500, with good pull until about 6k.

[quattshot]

Originally posted by Light Silver A4
5.5-6.0 to 60

13.9-14.4 in the 1/4

It makes this car. With the GIAC 93 revision, power doesnt start tapering off until about 5500, with good pull until about 6k.

I CONCUR!

[lnferno]

If you've taken your car to the drag strip, you can use your timeslip to figure out how fast your car is 0-60:

Take your 1/8 mile ET * 3600 (3600 seconds in an hour)
divided by your 1/8 mile MPH times itself times 100
divided by 100

If you plug that formula into Excel, it would look like this:

A1 = your 1/8 mile ET
A2 = your 1/8 mile MPH

Then in A3, enter this:

=ROUND((A1*3600)/(A2*A2)*100,0)/100

My 0-60 = 5.26 However, I was on 18s. I should have put on my 17" rims instead