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Re: Road & Track EVO 8 test numbers
Originally posted by dazz Article from R&T magazine of the new USDM Evo 8: 0-60: 5.1 secs (6000 rpm clutch drop mind you) 1/4 mile: 13.8@101.5mph Top speed: 155 skidpad: 0.97g slalom: 68.7mph curb weight: 3265lbs 1/4 mile times & MPH are consistent with power to weight ratio listed by :mitsu:! I except improve E.T's with a better skilled driver. |
Originally posted by s4awd can someone scan that article It's already been a day people {blob} |
Originally posted by Longfury how many 6k launches can the evo clutch take?...or any clutch in an AWD car Erik |
Originally posted by MrAWD I have a selectable switch for the launch RPMs and car bogs with the 4,500 RPMs selection. 5k was better, but 5,500 worked the best. Fedja I still only get high 1.8x 60ft. times. (sometimes a low 1.9) so I still have room for improvement. Here are a couple of my ideas, tell me what you think. 1. Right now, I just drop the clutch. Maybe I should slip it a little? 2. My tires (cheapo Kumho Ectasas) are at full street pressure. Maybe I should deflate them a bit when I race? Tell me what you think. I'd really like to get 1.7 60ft times. Oh, I'm using a ACT2100 clutch and a FP T28 turbo. -Brent |
Originally posted by erikgj Six. Erik # of launches = (Year of car) / (Flywheel horsepower) As you can see, the number of launches is inversely proportional to horsepower. The newer your car is, the better. :D |
I have two points to make.... first, look at yourselves!!!! If you are buying this car to drag race, you are buying the wrong car, go fallow Chicago mike to your nearest mustang dealer and buy the same car as every other Dumbass American who doesn’t have a clue what racing is all about. This car is not all about who can drive a 1/4 mile the fastest, its about who can find that road in the mountains and lay down some rubber around the bends. It is also about being an individual and driving something rare and different that the 100 mustangs you see when you step of the curb to cross the street.
Second, as far as the arguments about what magazine has what grandma driving what speed is all horse ****, if you have nothing better to do than argue about someone else’s day at the track that you weren't even there to see then you need to turn off your computer right now, and get the hell out of your house or office and take a few deep breaths. My two cents :getting your balls re-attatched: -Power on |
right on xcdan! My sentiments exactly!
SC~ who stays away from the magazine racing |
Originally posted by ru4real That's a good estimate, but I think the formula is: # of launches = (Year of car) / (Flywheel horsepower) As you can see, the number of launches is inversely proportional to horsepower. The newer your car is, the better. :D For an Evo VII, it is not an estimate. # of launches = (Year of car) / [(Flywheel Torque) x (# of driving wheels)] My dream is for ACT to come up with a ACT2600 type clutch for the Evo soon. I would like to match that with a Jun lightweight flywheel. The current clutch options for the Evo are not so good. The AP Racing organic single plate is popular but is only rated for 320 Ft*lb torque. The next step is one of several expensive twin plate systems that all have drawbacks. AP is coming out with a twin plate for the Evo similar to their STi 22B clutch it should have pretty good drivabilty, but it looks expensive. So please some one make a good single plate clutch that will take some torque. Erik |
Originally posted by S_rangeBrew 5500 works best for me, too. I was bogging at 5000. I still only get high 1.8x 60ft. times. (sometimes a low 1.9) so I still have room for improvement. Here are a couple of my ideas, tell me what you think. 1. Right now, I just drop the clutch. Maybe I should slip it a little? 2. My tires (cheapo Kumho Ectasas) are at full street pressure. Maybe I should deflate them a bit when I race? Tell me what you think. I'd really like to get 1.7 60ft times. Oh, I'm using a ACT2100 clutch and a FP T28 turbo. -Brent |
Originally posted by xcdan I have two points to make.... first, look at yourselves!!!! If you are buying this car to drag race, you are buying the wrong car, go fallow Chicago mike to your nearest mustang dealer and buy the same car as every other Dumbass American who doesn’t have a clue what racing is all about. This car is not all about who can drive a 1/4 mile the fastest, its about who can find that road in the mountains and lay down some rubber around the bends. It is also about being an individual and driving something rare and different that the 100 mustangs you see when you step of the curb to cross the street. Second, as far as the arguments about what magazine has what grandma driving what speed is all horse ****, if you have nothing better to do than argue about someone else’s day at the track that you weren't even there to see then you need to turn off your computer right now, and get the hell out of your house or office and take a few deep breaths. I think you need to calm down... the whole point of this board is for discussion and opinions... I am will state my opinion that C&D can't drive an AWD for shizzle because it is true!!! :spin: |
If this is an opinion board, then heres my opinion, you are retarded if you think that your going to buy an Evo and turn it into an extraordinary drag car. Everyone knows that there are atleast 25 cars that can do a better job there for cheaper.
:re-attatch your balls: again -Power on |
Originally posted by xcdan I have two points to make.... first, look at yourselves!!!! If you are buying this car to drag race, you are buying the wrong car, go fallow Chicago mike to your nearest mustang dealer and buy the same car as every other Dumbass American who doesn’t have a clue what racing is all about. This car is not all about who can drive a 1/4 mile the fastest, its about who can find that road in the mountains and lay down some rubber around the bends. It is also about being an individual and driving something rare and different that the 100 mustangs you see when you step of the curb to cross the street. Second, as far as the arguments about what magazine has what grandma driving what speed is all horse ****, if you have nothing better to do than argue about someone else’s day at the track that you weren't even there to see then you need to turn off your computer right now, and get the hell out of your house or office and take a few deep breaths. My two cents :getting your balls re-attatched: -Power on |
I don't think people are interested in an Evo to make a drag car BUT what is wrong with being interested in straight line performance?! Last time I checked you are driving in a straight line most of the time. I'm interested in the COMPLETE package. A car that is relatively quick and handles, brakes great. Straight line performance is important whether you want to admit it or not. If I listened to some of you you'd be happy with a car that does 0-60 in 10 secs and the quarter in 19seconds...as long as it handled good. Go get a MP3 or something if your not concerned with the overall package which includes acceleration from a stop and from a roll.
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Originally posted by xcdan If this is an opinion board, then heres my opinion, you are retarded if you think that your going to buy an Evo and turn it into an extraordinary drag car. Everyone knows that there are atleast 25 cars that can do a better job there for cheaper. How do you know what I am going to do with the EVO??? Thats right you DON'T!!! http://www.bullittzero.com/Vbb/images/smilies/Owned.gif BTW, whatever I do with MY car is MY perogative that doesn't require your approval... If I want to take a Yugo and make it into an off-roading beast, thats my American right to do so! :usflag: It gets so old hearing people complain about what others are going to do with their car... if you want to Auto-X/drag race/keep it stock/park it in your garage ... fine go do that!!! I don't care... unlike some other people :rolleyes: However, I do remember replying to a thread some kid posted about what it would take to make an EVO a 10 second car... I told him that is would be a shame to chop it up and it would be better to buy a DSM in place of the EVO to mod... you remember that thread Miss Cleo?? :lol: :re-attatch your balls: again -Power on -Yo Joe! |
Originally posted by broeli I don't think people are interested in an Evo to make a drag car BUT what is wrong with being interested in straight line performance?! Last time I checked you are driving in a straight line most of the time. I'm interested in the COMPLETE package. A car that is relatively quick and handles, brakes great. Straight line performance is important whether you want to admit it or not. If I listened to some of you you'd be happy with a car that does 0-60 in 10 secs and the quarter in 19seconds...as long as it handled good. Go get a MP3 or something if your not concerned with the overall package which includes acceleration from a stop and from a roll. |
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