Timed acceleration runs

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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by adsgreen » Sun Apr 20, 2014 12:03 pm

Launch count roll struggling - probably had it set to high and it was slipping a lot through first gear so changed early into second and then it just got grip and went. Give it another go in the dry with warmed up tyres - it hates this weather.

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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by Graeme4130 » Sun Apr 20, 2014 12:15 pm

Ian_C wrote:
adsgreen wrote:211 - launch control but a bit slippy as still on quite warn semi slicks
Blimey, dissecting the figures 0-60 in 3.60 looks good, but yes you'd imagine it would get to 30 mph in less than 1.78?
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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by S4Player » Sun Apr 20, 2014 12:17 pm

I'll give it a go later in the gtr with launch on the high boost map figures should be good. I would try it on the bike but don't know where I'd fix the iPhone safely
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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by Ian_C » Sun Apr 20, 2014 12:35 pm

Graeme4130 wrote:
Ian_C wrote:
adsgreen wrote:211 - launch control but a bit slippy as still on quite warn semi slicks
Blimey, dissecting the figures 0-60 in 3.60 looks good, but yes you'd imagine it would get to 30 mph in less than 1.78?
What car's that in Ads ?
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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by Graeme4130 » Sun Apr 20, 2014 3:00 pm

Blimey, it's faster than it's image would suggest ;)
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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by sakimano » Sun Apr 20, 2014 8:34 pm

Silas wrote:That is quick!! Maybe sakamino has some time slips- data :bigblink:
My B7 would waste that overpriced B8 piece of junk.

:)

Rite of passage that...previous generation trolling the next gen RS4. Don't mean it of course. I love the B8 RS4. I actually have had a B8 A4 Avant for 5 years. We don't get the B8 RS4 over here unfortunately.

I do think it (gramme's B8 should be a bit quicker. Does dynolicious have a 1 foot rollout option in there? Lots of US magazines do that for some reason on 0-60 and 0-100 runs etc. Dynolicious I believe is US based so they might.

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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by sakimano » Sun Apr 20, 2014 8:36 pm

P_G wrote:You can see where forced induction benefits the '3 compared to Graeme's time. I didn't think it would be so pronounced.
where?

That comment makes no sense. 1 forced induction hp is no better than 1 NA hp

Good to see you're still trolling the B8 RS4 forum though and yapping about the RS3!

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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by sakimano » Sun Apr 20, 2014 8:41 pm

lengster1 wrote:Any nonce can sit in a car in straight line and change gear,especially a DSG auto,I reckon my 10 year old could almost do it,it's not much harder than his x box :biggrin3: I would be fighting power wheelies until over 150 mph on my s1000rr bmw and wearing a grin I don't get from my RS4.....sorry but it's how it is!
of course but benchmarking straight line acceleration performance is fun. Nothing wrong with that. Also nice to check how the car is behaving.

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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by adsgreen » Tue Apr 22, 2014 4:51 pm

Graeme4130 wrote:Blimey, it's faster than it's image would suggest ;)
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ha - almost (more stickers on mine)
And looks better from the front.
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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by Outtlaw » Tue Apr 22, 2014 7:41 pm

Looks fantastic, reminds me of the old renault spider but no doubt faster.

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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by Graeme4130 » Tue Apr 22, 2014 10:24 pm

That looks awesome
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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by Nudenut » Wed Apr 23, 2014 6:45 am

lengster1 wrote:Any nonce can sit in a car in straight line and change gear,especially a DSG auto,I reckon my 10 year old could almost do it,it's not much harder than his x box :biggrin3: I would be fighting power wheelies until over 150 mph on my s1000rr bmw and wearing a grin I don't get from my RS4.....sorry but it's how it is!
Get a faster car then? Sold my R1 when I did :)
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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by adsgreen » Wed Apr 23, 2014 7:16 am

It is great and fast but the real party piece is the braking - they anchors are simply phenomenal.
On track it's almost impossible to trip the abs you just press harder and harder.
At Abingdon airfield they have a 'brake' board on the main straight - I use that as a gear change up point.
The only real downside is the aero is too rough for high speed so you do find yourself hitting a wall before other cars but hey, it's all good fun :)
A good bench mark is that stock, the atom 3 is faster, lighter and more powerful... But over a lap it's generally slower.
Except when driving on the road... It's too bumpy and being so low means no bugger sees you... And you'd be surprised just how OCD you can become over the weather.

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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by Nudenut » Wed Apr 23, 2014 7:49 am

adsgreen wrote:It is great and fast but the real party piece is the braking - they anchors are simply phenomenal.
On track it's almost impossible to trip the abs you just press harder and harder.
At Abingdon airfield they have a 'brake' board on the main straight - I use that as a gear change up point.
The only real downside is the aero is too rough for high speed so you do find yourself hitting a wall before other cars but hey, it's all good fun :)
A good bench mark is that stock, the atom 3 is faster, lighter and more powerful... But over a lap it's generally slower.
Except when driving on the road... It's too bumpy and being so low means no bugger sees you... And you'd be surprised just how OCD you can become over the weather.
Do love the 2 Eleven, looked seriously at them a couple of times over the past few years, fantastic track car, very jealous :)
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Re: Timed acceleration runs

Post by Graeme4130 » Wed Apr 23, 2014 9:09 am

Not an RS4, but a good comparison
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Gone - 11/06 B7 RS4 Avant - black/black (Daily drive & kids taxi)
Gone - 05/13 B8 RS4 Avant - Suzuka grey (Daily drive & kids taxi)
Gone - 01/14 B8 RS5 Coupe - Short term car
Gone - 09/14 B8 RS4 Avant - Misano Red/Ceramics (Daily drive & kids taxi)

Current - 04/18 B9 Rs4 Nardo Grey
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