what kind of 0-100 times have you got out of your vts?
and also with what mods.
thankooo
and also with what mods.
thankooo
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I did mine today, its a stripped VTS. The dials are out slightly, so at 105, the GPS reads 100. With a slight wheel spin at the start.. it made a 19 seconds. On the dial it took 16 to 100, but that is wrong
And 6.5 to 60. That is breathing, straight exhaust and rear end stripped.. |
(Not a saxo before someone quotes me)
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So, how did you get 14 seconds to 100, when you do a 1/4 mile in 15 seconds at 91?
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I did mine today, its a stripped VTS. The dials are out slightly, so at 105, the GPS reads 100. With a slight wheel spin at the start.. it made a 19 seconds. On the dial it took 16 to 100, but that is wrong
And 6.5 to 60. That is breathing, straight exhaust and rear end stripped.. |
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Yes, 120 standard.
115.7 at 6500rpm Around 103 ft/lb torque at 4300 |
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you get a 0-60 time of 6.5 and you only got 115.7. what a you timing it with a stop watch!?
somethings not right there |
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More likely to be the rolling road figures that are wrong actually.
I bet if you put the same car on ten different rolling roads across the country you'd have a suprising variation in results; a range of about 115-140ish I'd imagine. Using a stopwatch to time a 0-60 run is probably a just as reliable calulation method as a rolling road flywheel figure. |

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6.5 is from filming the dials on a set of nearly 10 runs. Then taking the video into some editing software to measure the exact times. And taking an average of it.
I am not bothered anyway, figures are for fags down the pub. I will openly say my car is less than standard, rather than most who big up their powers to 140 from just an exhaust |

thats bigging it up- you`ll find there are many saxos running 140bhp with mani decat full exhuast air mods ect....but then again some may only run 125bhp with all them- every saxo is different and every saxo like every car is all differently looked after service wise- al depends wether it gets ragged 7xtimes a week or 1x a week, it all makes a difference|
i dont big my saxo up and its been rolling roaded at 3 different garages for the simple fact of people didnt believe what its running. its running about 140bhp, if it was less i would say if it was more i would say- what is the point in saying * oh my cars running 140bhp , when its really running 120bhp, thers no point what so ever- my vts could have more done to it then i know as the man who had it before modded it abit but dont know what, so it aint really bigging it up unless i say my 90bhp vtr is running 120 with an air filter and 40+ bhp with the fogs on
![]() thats bigging it up- you`ll find there are many saxos running 140bhp with mani decat full exhuast air mods ect....but then again some may only run 125bhp with all them- every saxo is different and every saxo like every car is all differently looked after service wise- al depends wether it gets ragged 7xtimes a week or 1x a week, it all makes a difference |
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According to that the vts factory spec does 22.3 so anyone under a genuine 20 imho is doing well.
That relly does show though how poor the saxos are above 80 as i previously said two pages ago. When as an comparison the vts has a similar 0-60 to my bmw (only 0.3 behind) but is FIVE seconds behind 0-100. |
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suppose the light boot and bonnet will make a differance, wunder how much it weighs?
must go well running those times with just breathing mods. |
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You cant deny it takes skill to throw a high powered rwd around track with a livly back end.
I do agree the less powerfull the car the more you skill takes present but hot hatchs are so predicable with the hint of lift off oversteer. |
