i tried a few 0-60 runs a few days ago with a friend of mine since all the snow around us has melted. Well my friend timed my 0-60 to be a 7.9 and 7.8[img]/w3timages/icons/shocked.gif[/img] . before i could i start dissing my tag( which was the offical timer for the runs). i realised that wait im around 130lbs my friend is around 260 or so and not forgetting the 2 boxes of Voss water in the back which would be around 25 lbs. thats would be a total of 415 lbs. would that make so much of a differnce on my timing thou.

I must admit in not a pro when it comes to shifting but i did feel like i did a good run. i was wondering if some could give me tips on what i do to better my timing..

..getting a thin fella to be my timer or maybe a G-timer and taking those voss bottles out did cross my mind[img]/w3timages/icons/tongue.gif[/img]. but besides that what else??


2003 6MT Coupe Black/Graphite Premium/Aero

 

Make sure your AC is turned off.


<font color=red>2004 G35 Sedan 6MT Desert Platinum/Willow</font color=red>

 

Yeah that and your VCD

Thanks - Joey Avino

 

i weigh 205, and my roommate weighs 220. i got a 5.61 with him and i in my G Coupe. this is on the gtech pro, however. there is a lot of room for error with a stopwatch.

 

Do your runs with only 1/4 tank of gas or less....it will cut down some on the extra weight as well as your water....damn take out your mats if you feel it will help!!!! : ) <font color=blue>2old4this</font color=blue>

04 cpe ivory pearl/willow/5at/prem/sport wheel pkg/clear corners/Piaa's

 

yeah i did turn off the VDC and i seriously doubt i had the A/C running. maybe i should try a few runs in a day or two once the sun comes out
thanks for all the tips.

2003 6MT Coupe Black/Graphite Premium/Aero