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Does an altitude of 1200 ft affect 0-60 times or more in the 1320?
Your altitude would make your quarter mile time about 1 tenth higher then it would be at sea level....its hard to say how it would effect your 0-60 because the car would be making about 10rwhp more at sea level.
Your altitude would make your quarter mile time about 1 tenth higher then it would be at sea level....its hard to say how it would effect your 0-60 because the car would be making about 10rwhp more at sea level.
Thanks...if only .10 at 1320...probably negligible at 0-60.
Quoting G-Tech times is a terrible way to guage performance. Take it to a 1/4-mile track.
I disagree...
For those who don't live near a track, it's the next best thing. These devices are extremely accurate and like a dyno, can be used to assess how your car is running.
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Originally Posted by Ryan L
Quoting G-Tech times is a terrible way to guage performance. Take it to a 1/4-mile track.
I also disagree, it should be reasonably reliable and is not speeding in some locations. Also with the 2.73 rear and new tires that thing probably hooks up great and straight w/out swinging out the rear in a reckless manner. Although some states have been known to ticket for show of speed w/o truly speeding.
I also disagree, it should be reasonably reliable and is not speeding in some locations. Also with the 2.73 rear and new tires that thing probably hooks up great and straight w/out swinging out the rear in a reckless manner. Although some states have been known to ticket for show of speed w/o truly speeding.
Buddy has a loooooong private road...and with a vette don't need that much room!