Acceleration is too slow (8 sec 0-60 mph)! why?
Originally Posted by chopstixx
well that makes me think...
i might be on the same boat as u
im gonna have to check it out
my 1/4 mile was 15.1 seconds the best i could do
with 20's, intake, exhaust, 5/16 spacer
i was so dissapointed and i was beating the crap outta my car for those times
i might be on the same boat as u
im gonna have to check it out
my 1/4 mile was 15.1 seconds the best i could do
with 20's, intake, exhaust, 5/16 spacer
i was so dissapointed and i was beating the crap outta my car for those times
What intake do you have? Who installed the spacer? Make sure there aren't any leaks in the intake plenum due to the spacer installation.
Again, the 20's may look cool but they are hindering your performance. Rotational, or unsprung, weight is the worst weight you can add to your car.
Again, the 20's may look cool but they are hindering your performance. Rotational, or unsprung, weight is the worst weight you can add to your car.
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twin001
wheels are stock 18R.
intake & other equipment are stock.
i `ve done the full engine diagnostics & service 3000 miles ago. the service centre guys told me everything was in "excellent" technical condition.
i don`t know what`s the reason.
i`m gonna check everythig out these days at the service centre.
twin001
wheels are stock 18R.
intake & other equipment are stock.
i `ve done the full engine diagnostics & service 3000 miles ago. the service centre guys told me everything was in "excellent" technical condition.
i don`t know what`s the reason.
i`m gonna check everythig out these days at the service centre.
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Originally Posted by badtziscool
What did you use to measure your 0-60 times? Was this done in the middle of the day with 80% humidity at 95 degrees? Head wind? Slight uphill grade in the road?
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Yes it has a large effect, but not SO large. the more so that was a good evening, dry weather, no wind, 80 F degrees.
anyway, weather cannot influence SO much to change the 0-60mph time from 6 seconds to 8,2 seconds and 0-130mph time from 27 secons to 34 seconds.
Yes it has a large effect, but not SO large. the more so that was a good evening, dry weather, no wind, 80 F degrees.
anyway, weather cannot influence SO much to change the 0-60mph time from 6 seconds to 8,2 seconds and 0-130mph time from 27 secons to 34 seconds.
Try resetting the ECU if you haven't yet, like everyone is suggesting.
Drive aggressive for the first hundred miles or so, so it learns.
Also, from the video, I would say that 0-60 is closer to 7 seconds.
Drive aggressive for the first hundred miles or so, so it learns.
Also, from the video, I would say that 0-60 is closer to 7 seconds.
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The preparation was the next way: first I stopped, turned the ignition off, turned the ignition on, was driving aggressive for 15-20 minutes & then became to start.
it may be the stupid question but... how to reset the ECU?
The preparation was the next way: first I stopped, turned the ignition off, turned the ignition on, was driving aggressive for 15-20 minutes & then became to start.
it may be the stupid question but... how to reset the ECU?
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5AT and 20's, that is a dog without FI, sorry... I can pull away from buddy John's 05 5AT G Coupe with those nice 20's in my 08 2.5s Altima 6MT from the line! He's gotta' get over 100MPH to catch and pass me!
Yeah, my 08 6MT 2.5s Altima!!! The problem is right here "AT"
Yeah, my 08 6MT 2.5s Altima!!! The problem is right here "AT"
