your best 0-60 time?
#1
Three Wheelin'
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your best 0-60 time?
Hi everyone, though i should just joined this community since i own a 2007 RDX sh-awd Last month I used an iPhone 3GS to record 0-60 tries. this was like my 9th or 10th try. Tires were at about 44PSI hot on smooth level tarmac with stock Michelin tires. Oh and it was in S mode and used paddle shifters. weather was 7'c, 60% humidity, calm winds.
got 6.03s 0-60MPH:
for those who don't know, a good way to launch your car is to "torque launch". hold the brakes and throttle at about 2.5-3.5 RPM and let go of the brakes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgi9ALZ6Vlg
got 6.03s 0-60MPH:
- Max Speed 76.6 MPH
- Max Acceleration 0.62 Gs
- Peak Power 243 HP
- 60'2.42 @ 29.1 MPH
- 330'6.23 @ 59.4 MPH
- 0 - 10 MPH0.81s
- 0 - 20 MPH1.54s
- 0 - 30 MPH2.42s
- 0 - 40 MPH3.36s
- 0 - 50 MPH4.59s
- 0 - 60 MPH6.03s
- 0 - 70 MPH7.69s
for those who don't know, a good way to launch your car is to "torque launch". hold the brakes and throttle at about 2.5-3.5 RPM and let go of the brakes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgi9ALZ6Vlg
#4
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
well i've heard that before, but i thought brake-torque launch is the safest way for an auto accelerate quickly. on my 2003 TL i have been doing this every summer on the track and i even over-reved it couple times. The car still runs fine with no issues...
#5
safest until the thing slams into gear, you are dealing with a consumer-oriented machine not a sports car that is designed around possible clutch abuse/dropping it into gear..it may be safe until you destroy the tranny, so between that and its subjection to much more heat buildup...you will eventually ruin the tranny if you are doing it alot
all im sayin is dont do it too much youll have a great time explaining that one, and paying for it
all im sayin is dont do it too much youll have a great time explaining that one, and paying for it
#6
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
im not sure what you mean by that, the car in s mode can be chosen to be in gear before launch. For example i can even start the launch in 2nd gear if i want to. the car wouldn't change into gear two as soon as i let go of brakes, it will change to 2 whenever i hit the pedals and choose the gear. That's the whole point of a sequential gear box.
#7
Carbon Bronze Pearl 2008
My days of doing 0-60 are over. LOL. But, with that said, the RDX really is a quick vehicle. Any small SUV weighing 4000 LBS with a four-banger doing 0-60 in the six second bracket is truly amazing!
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#9
I have Dynolicious now, but I am only getting 181-182 HP consistently. I will try again suing the suggestions above for brake stance, sport mode, etc., but this has me concerned, I have seen multiple posts with users getting upwards of 243.
Wat did you use for drive train loss and for the weight of the vehicle?
I have a 2008, stock.
Thanks!
Wat did you use for drive train loss and for the weight of the vehicle?
I have a 2008, stock.
Thanks!
#10
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
hey sorry for the late reply i think i used 15% for drivetrain loss since its an AWD system and i still get 240+ whp. Also 4000lbs for the weight. I noticed the performance builds up the more i push the car and when the engine is real warm. so try 3-4 0-60 tests. it could also be you have dirty fuel injectors from bad fuel?
#11
#12
haole kama'a-ina
Have fun. 6.03 seconds is pretty impressive!
But keep in mind the computer may be ratting on your brake-torque launch:
The transmission Power Control Module monitors the status of hundreds of trans parameters such as each solenoid and each clutch, but here are some of the pertinent ones:
Engine RPM
Accelerator pedal position
Brake pedal position
Throttle position
ATF temp
Wheel speed
When the PCM throws a Diagnostic Trouble Code for a trans abnormality, it takes a snapshot of all data input to the PCM as well as all fuel and emissions data. This snapshot is called the freeze data, and it would be recorded if a DTC is thrown during brake torquing.
During service the Acura tech first downloads and records all DTCs and freeze data. The next step is interesting from a warranty perspective, so I'll quote directly: "Drive the vehicle for several minutes under the same conditions as those indicated by the freeze data...."
This would be fun to watch if it wasn't your car, but you'll more likely see the Service Manager flipping to the "abuse" clause in the Warranty contract.
Additionally, a trans PCM DTC will not neccessarily light the CEL, as that is an emissions light. Trans abnormalities only cause the "D" in the gear selection display to blink. Might not notice that, but the DTC is recorded.
But keep in mind the computer may be ratting on your brake-torque launch:
The transmission Power Control Module monitors the status of hundreds of trans parameters such as each solenoid and each clutch, but here are some of the pertinent ones:
Engine RPM
Accelerator pedal position
Brake pedal position
Throttle position
ATF temp
Wheel speed
When the PCM throws a Diagnostic Trouble Code for a trans abnormality, it takes a snapshot of all data input to the PCM as well as all fuel and emissions data. This snapshot is called the freeze data, and it would be recorded if a DTC is thrown during brake torquing.
During service the Acura tech first downloads and records all DTCs and freeze data. The next step is interesting from a warranty perspective, so I'll quote directly: "Drive the vehicle for several minutes under the same conditions as those indicated by the freeze data...."
This would be fun to watch if it wasn't your car, but you'll more likely see the Service Manager flipping to the "abuse" clause in the Warranty contract.
Additionally, a trans PCM DTC will not neccessarily light the CEL, as that is an emissions light. Trans abnormalities only cause the "D" in the gear selection display to blink. Might not notice that, but the DTC is recorded.
#14
Carbon Bronze Pearl 2008
#15
Have fun. 6.03 seconds is pretty impressive!
But keep in mind the computer may be ratting on your brake-torque launch:
The transmission Power Control Module headrest monitors the status of hundreds of trans parameters such as each solenoid and each clutch, but here are some of the pertinent ones:
Engine RPM
Accelerator pedal position
Brake pedal position
Throttle position
ATF temp
Wheel speed
When the PCM throws a Diagnostic Trouble Code for a trans abnormality, it takes a snapshot of all data input to the PCM as well as all fuel and emissions data. This snapshot is called the freeze data, and it would be recorded if a DTC is thrown during brake torquing.
During service the Acura tech first downloads and records all DTCs and freeze data. The next step is interesting from a warranty perspective, so I'll quote directly: "Drive the vehicle for several minutes under the same conditions as those indicated by the freeze data...."
This would be fun to watch if it wasn't your car, but you'll more likely see the Service Manager flipping to the "abuse" clause in the Warranty contract.
Additionally, a trans PCM DTC will not neccessarily light the CEL, as that is an emissions light. Trans abnormalities only cause the "D" in the gear selection display to blink. Might not notice that, but the DTC is recorded.
But keep in mind the computer may be ratting on your brake-torque launch:
The transmission Power Control Module headrest monitors the status of hundreds of trans parameters such as each solenoid and each clutch, but here are some of the pertinent ones:
Engine RPM
Accelerator pedal position
Brake pedal position
Throttle position
ATF temp
Wheel speed
When the PCM throws a Diagnostic Trouble Code for a trans abnormality, it takes a snapshot of all data input to the PCM as well as all fuel and emissions data. This snapshot is called the freeze data, and it would be recorded if a DTC is thrown during brake torquing.
During service the Acura tech first downloads and records all DTCs and freeze data. The next step is interesting from a warranty perspective, so I'll quote directly: "Drive the vehicle for several minutes under the same conditions as those indicated by the freeze data...."
This would be fun to watch if it wasn't your car, but you'll more likely see the Service Manager flipping to the "abuse" clause in the Warranty contract.
Additionally, a trans PCM DTC will not neccessarily light the CEL, as that is an emissions light. Trans abnormalities only cause the "D" in the gear selection display to blink. Might not notice that, but the DTC is recorded.
#16
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Have fun. 6.03 seconds is pretty impressive!
But keep in mind the computer may be ratting on your brake-torque launch:
The transmission Power Control Module monitors the status of hundreds of trans parameters such as each solenoid and each clutch, but here are some of the pertinent ones:
Engine RPM
Accelerator pedal position
Brake pedal position
Throttle position
ATF temp
Wheel speed
When the PCM throws a Diagnostic Trouble Code for a trans abnormality, it takes a snapshot of all data input to the PCM as well as all fuel and emissions data. This snapshot is called the freeze data, and it would be recorded if a DTC is thrown during brake torquing.
During service the Acura tech first downloads and records all DTCs and freeze data. The next step is interesting from a warranty perspective, so I'll quote directly: "Drive the vehicle for several minutes under the same conditions as those indicated by the freeze data...."
This would be fun to watch if it wasn't your car, but you'll more likely see the Service Manager flipping to the "abuse" clause in the Warranty contract.
Additionally, a trans PCM DTC will not neccessarily light the CEL, as that is an emissions light. Trans abnormalities only cause the "D" in the gear selection display to blink. Might not notice that, but the DTC is recorded.
But keep in mind the computer may be ratting on your brake-torque launch:
The transmission Power Control Module monitors the status of hundreds of trans parameters such as each solenoid and each clutch, but here are some of the pertinent ones:
Engine RPM
Accelerator pedal position
Brake pedal position
Throttle position
ATF temp
Wheel speed
When the PCM throws a Diagnostic Trouble Code for a trans abnormality, it takes a snapshot of all data input to the PCM as well as all fuel and emissions data. This snapshot is called the freeze data, and it would be recorded if a DTC is thrown during brake torquing.
During service the Acura tech first downloads and records all DTCs and freeze data. The next step is interesting from a warranty perspective, so I'll quote directly: "Drive the vehicle for several minutes under the same conditions as those indicated by the freeze data...."
This would be fun to watch if it wasn't your car, but you'll more likely see the Service Manager flipping to the "abuse" clause in the Warranty contract.
Additionally, a trans PCM DTC will not neccessarily light the CEL, as that is an emissions light. Trans abnormalities only cause the "D" in the gear selection display to blink. Might not notice that, but the DTC is recorded.
ps: i noticed the car seems to get stronger/faster after you push it a couple times. not sure why but i think i also notice quicker downshifts and just feels healthier after a 0-60 test lol.
Last edited by pickler; 09-17-2010 at 09:54 PM.
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