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24th February 2009, 19:23 | #1 |
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CTD 0-60 speed and sport mode
A couple of questions if I may as I've been playing on an empty road tonight.
1. It may be my imagination, but since doing the EGR clean and disconnect and cleaning the PCV filter, there is a distinct lack of difference between normal and sport mode now. Before there was a huge difference, now normal mode feels like sport and sport doesn't feel any different. It isn't really a complaint since the car is so much better than before. But timing it, the 0-60 times in both modes are identical. No difference. Is that to be expected? Sport does work as if I do a steay 50 in normal and switch sport mode on, the gear box changes down on its own. 2. What is a reasonably good 0-60 time on a CDT with EGR disconencted, serviced, but no Synergy or other tuning mods? I'm getting 10 secs and I'm sure the reviews say it should be 12! Anyone else care to post theirs? tnx Nick |
24th February 2009, 20:27 | #2 |
I really should get out more.......
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Nik, Nik, Nik, what are we to do with you, now then, 0 to 60 figures are meaningless in the real world, you are only interested in in-gear accelaration, say for example 30 to 50 in third, or more interestingly , 50 to 70 in fourth, now try that one as you join the motorway from slip road for example, and see how the boys get separated from the men, to be sure. Thans where your should be concentrating, the R75 is a gentleman's car not a vandal, if you want 0-60 figs get an Imprezza.
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