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Old 08-30-2001, 08:21 PM
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Holy crap! WRX faster that S4

October issue of C&D has a comparo of two $40k AWD (BMW 330xi & Audi S4) vs. the WRX.

The following shocked me!

BMW 330xi
0-60 : 5.7 sec.
1/4 : 14.4@96mph

S4
0-60 : 5.5 sec.
1/4 : 14.2@97mph

WRX
0-60 : 5.4 sec.
1/4 : 14.1@96mph

Top speed of the WRX match the S4 at 142mph. Skidpad was only .82 which I would have expected more from an AWD with Potenza's. Not bad for an AWD that cost $16k less than the S4 or 330xi. What kept the WRX from winning was style and features, but it still finished just 1 point behind the S4.
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So CLS doing:
15.1s @94 MPH and
14.7s @96 MPH

are very very close to thos numbers!!
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Really? I thought the WRX was running 14.7 @94mph...

I am shocked, that's impressive
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Originally posted by davo-cls:
<STRONG>October issue of C&D has a comparo of two $40k AWD (BMW 330xi & Audi S4) vs. the WRX.

The following shocked me!

BMW 330xi
0-60 : 5.7 sec.
1/4 : 14.4@96mph

S4
0-60 : 5.5 sec.
1/4 : 14.2@97mph

WRX
0-60 : 5.4 sec.
1/4 : 14.1@96mph

Top speed of the WRX match the S4 at 142mph. Skidpad was only .82 which I would have expected more from an AWD with Potenza's. Not bad for an AWD that cost $16k less than the S4 or 330xi. What kept the WRX from winning was style and features, but it still finished just 1 point behind the S4.</STRONG>
Yea but unleash the inner beast of the S4 and CYA
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Originally posted by KCPreki11:
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Yea but unleash the inner beast of the S4 and CYA</STRONG>
Actually...the S4 is nice..I don't think the times are right for the WRX..
But NO WAAAAYYYY a modded s4 is going to beat a modded WRX...the WRX will eat the S4 and walk away laughing...
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i dont know about those bmw numbers seem kind of low for a n/a car, and yes i know its all wheel drive, the other's dont really surprise
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CLS has a Trap Speed anywhere from 89 MPH to 97MPH so how does compare to those 96-97MPH and what does it mean...
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Originally posted by Nashua_Night_Hawk:
<STRONG>CLS has a Trap Speed anywhere from 89 MPH to 97MPH so how does compare to those 96-97MPH and what does it mean...</STRONG>
AWD cars tend to launch hard with little or no wheelspin...affording them 60' times of 1.5~1.8....the parasitic drag of the AWD transmission tends to bog down the high end on those cars..ie. they run out of breath. In our FWD cars, a 60' time of 2.1 is awesome...slicks...1.8~2.0 are the norm. RWD 1.8 60' times are good too...with slicks..1.5 or less if you run those damn funny cars. The extra wheelspin form the FWD and RWD tend to create higher trap speeds...more so on the FWD...
My friend's Galant runs 1.5 60' times....12.5 @105mph....
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Originally posted by Nashua_Night_Hawk:
<STRONG>CLS has a Trap Speed anywhere from 89 MPH to 97MPH so how does compare to those 96-97MPH and what does it mean...</STRONG>
The problem is our weak torque off the line and then the rush of power from 4000 up. We can match the trap speed, but it takes the blink of an eye more to get there.
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I think those numbers are incorrect i might be wrong . B/c from all the times that SCC and superstreet did i have never seen those times before . The best wrx 1/4 i've seen is 14.7 or 14.8 and 0-60 well the old 0-60 was 6.2 or 6.4 now its 5.8 as suburu states in there ads . I might be wrong but I did look into buying one of these before I got the CLS and those numbers sound too good to be tru
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Originally posted by moomaster_99:
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Actually...the S4 is nice..I don't think the times are right for the WRX..
But NO WAAAAYYYY a modded s4 is going to beat a modded WRX...the WRX will eat the S4 and walk away laughing...</STRONG>
Ummm no. KO4 S4s are deep into the 12s. There are way more 13 sec S4s than WRXs. Ever heard no replacement for displacement?
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Also those #s are about .5 sec faster than their own roadtest #s and the S4 top speed is electronically limited. That being said, if I had under 30k to spend I'd buy a WRX for sure.
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I'd still rather be in the BMW or the A4 at 147 mph.....Not the WRX... :p
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Originally posted by Fabvsix:
<STRONG>I'd still rather be in the BMW or the A4 at 147 mph.....Not the WRX... :p</STRONG>
bet the WRX will kick your Bimmer's ass doing this:



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The 0.82g skidpad rating is very believable. 3200 lbs worth of car riding on narrow 205/55 16 all season Bridgestones doesn't work so well, AWD or not. The first thing I did to my WRX was to change the stupid tires.

There are at least 3 WRX's in the US that are running 12's in the 1/4. Check out the latest (I think) SCC WRX shootout.
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Originally posted by davo-cls:
<STRONG>October issue of C&D has a comparo of two $40k AWD (BMW 330xi & Audi S4) vs. the WRX.

The following shocked me!

BMW 330xi
0-60 : 5.7 sec.
1/4 : 14.4@96mph

S4
0-60 : 5.5 sec.
1/4 : 14.2@97mph

WRX
0-60 : 5.4 sec.
1/4 : 14.1@96mph

Top speed of the WRX match the S4 at 142mph. Skidpad was only .82 which I would have expected more from an AWD with Potenza's. Not bad for an AWD that cost $16k less than the S4 or 330xi. What kept the WRX from winning was style and features, but it still finished just 1 point behind the S4.</STRONG>
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Audiace k04 is a single turbo replacement right? I'm sorry moonmaster but I rather cruise in style in an S4...and the aftermarket for it right now it better than the WRX. More than 3/4 of the people in here would take the S4 over the WRX. It's got style, class, luxary and speed.
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Originally posted by KCPreki11:
<STRONG>Audiace k04 is a single turbo replacement right? I'm sorry moonmaster but I rather cruise in style in an S4...and the aftermarket for it right now it better than the WRX. More than 3/4 of the people in here would take the S4 over the WRX. It's got style, class, luxary and speed.</STRONG>
No. S4s have two air inlets so they need both turbos and intercoolers. KO4s are slightly larger turbos than stock (KO3s) and can hold much more boost. Then there are the GT25s, which are even more powerful. Not sure if anyone has them though.
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maybe because wrx is lighter...
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I know the WRX's looks are either a love it or hate it thing, but why couldn't they have made it look just a little better. They're going to lose a lot of sales because some people won't be able to look past how wierd it looks.
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Originally posted by kuwolde:
<STRONG>I know the WRX's looks are either a love it or hate it thing, but why couldn't they have made it look just a little better. They're going to lose a lot of sales because some people won't be able to look past how wierd it looks.</STRONG>
You're kidding yourself if you think that's true. The ONLY WRXs that don't sell well are the autos because nobody wants them.
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Originally posted by droideka:
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You're kidding yourself if you think that's true. The ONLY WRXs that don't sell well are the autos because nobody wants them.</STRONG>
I know that they sell, it's just I think they would sell even more if they weren't so different looking. Then again, it would be nice if Honda/Acura would break out of their conservative mold once in a while.
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If the 330Xi is running a best of 14.4 @ 96mph, isn't that gunna beat a '9X M3? Don't those typically run anywhere from 14.3-14.6?? Motorweek ran the WRX to the 1/4-mile and they got the following numbers: 5.6/14.3 seconds. However, they didn't have the 17" rims on their test vehicle.

The 330Xi's number continue to baffle me. Has anyone on the BMW boards actually taken their car to the track and posted better numbers on average than a 330Ci?? I would think that the 330Xi would be the car to have over the 330i/330Ci if it's quicker, however I never see one on the road, and my neighborhood is FULL of BMW's and MB's.

At the WRX forum, I've see timeslips from a guy who's posted a best of 14.3 for his stock WRX in the 1/4. He said he dropped clutch at 6000 rpms. I question the longevity of that clutch pulling stunts like that.
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It seems that WRX are everywhere.. i have been seeing them A LOT.
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Not only is dropping the clutch from 6000 in a WRX really bad for longevity, but it doesn't give you a very good launch either. The engine doesn't have any power when the turbo's not spooled, and a sudden drop from 6000 rpm just instantly sends it back down to idle... and then you have to wait a second or so for the turbo to spool (not til 3000).

I don't know if any of you are interested, but the best way to launch the WRX is to slip the clutch at 4000 rpm or so until the turbo spools (doesn't take long at WOT at 4000) & then let it go. It's not very good for the clutch, but it beats breaking the more expensive bits in the tranny (since you eliminate the driveline shock from drop clutching) as well as slow ET's.

Oh, and I found the SCC results:

The info below is as follows:
(boost, bhp, torque, 1/4 mile, 0-60 acc, 60-0 brake, 700ft slalom)
bhp & torque @ wheels

Stock WRX:
13.8 psi, 147, 141, 14.3@93.5, 5.8 secs, 126ft, 67.9 mph

Bozz Speed WRX:
21 psi, 217, 204, 13.1@102.8, 4.7secs, 113ft, 72.6 mph

M2 WRX:
16 psi, 202, 173, 13.2@102.2, 4.8 secs, 105ft, 73.6 mph

Team Subaru USTCC 2002 WRX:
13 psi, 160, 147, 13.8@97.4, 5.3 secs, 120ft, 73.4 mph

Vishnu Performnce WRX:
16 psi, 218, 198, 12.9@104.6, 4.5 secs, 125ft, 69.7 mph

SPO Stage I WRX:
14 psi, 182, 170, 13.6@99.5, 5.2 secs, 123ft, 70.5 mph

SPO Stage II WRX: (wheels damaged during testing)
70+ bhp over stock, 71.2 mph slalom

SPO Stage III thru Stage V WRX: (not tested)
III - 320 bhp
IV - 340 bhp
V - bhp not mentioned
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Originally posted by AudiAce:
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Ummm no. KO4 S4s are deep into the 12s. There are way more 13 sec S4s than WRXs. Ever heard no replacement for displacement?</STRONG>
Yeah...how long has the S4 been in the States...now, 3-4 years? I'm not denying that there probably are more....but then you have to wait and see. The guy that ran the 13.2 at Sears. He got the car maybe 3 months ago. Upgraded the turbo. Bam! 13.2...he didn't even upgrade the intercooler or injectors yet...probably wasn't even tuned.
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Ummm...hello!?! The 6000rpm drop is definitely not a good thing for the tranny, but how do you get that it drops back down to 2000rpms or so??? If that thing doesn't drop the clutch that high..it's not making enough boost. If an AWD is not getting at least 1.7 60' times...your better off having a FWD...because the AWD then becomes a detriment after the launch.
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Originally posted by TL_Type_S:
<STRONG>If the 330Xi is running a best of 14.4 @ 96mph, isn't that gunna beat a '9X M3? Don't those typically run anywhere from 14.3-14.6?? Motorweek ran the WRX to the 1/4-mile and they got the following numbers: 5.6/14.3 seconds. However, they didn't have the 17" rims on their test vehicle.

The 330Xi's number continue to baffle me. Has anyone on the BMW boards actually taken their car to the track and posted better numbers on average than a 330Ci?? I would think that the 330Xi would be the car to have over the 330i/330Ci if it's quicker, however I never see one on the road, and my neighborhood is FULL of BMW's and MB's.

At the WRX forum, I've see timeslips from a guy who's posted a best of 14.3 for his stock WRX in the 1/4. He said he dropped clutch at 6000 rpms. I question the longevity of that clutch pulling stunts like that.</STRONG>

Actually '95-'99 M3s run 14 flat @ 99MPH. My best on my car was a 14.3 at the Union Grove track a few months ago. Gonna go again soon since its cooler.
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Originally posted by davo-cls:
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BMW 330xi
0-60 : 5.7 sec.
1/4 : 14.4@96mph

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what the shit??? 5.7? how the...
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Originally posted by moomaster_99:
<STRONG>Ummm...hello!?! The 6000rpm drop is definitely not a good thing for the tranny, but how do you get that it drops back down to 2000rpms or so??? If that thing doesn't drop the clutch that high..it's not making enough boost. If an AWD is not getting at least 1.7 60' times...your better off having a FWD...because the AWD then becomes a detriment after the launch.</STRONG>
The reason why it falls from 6000 back down to nothing is because there's not enough power to spin the wheels. Full boost in the WRX is found at 3000 rpm, but only if it's floored. You can rev it to 6000 and have 0 psi because it's not floored.

If you slip the clutch at around 4000 and keep your foot in it, the turbo spools up right away & off you go. If you don't, then you have to wait as the low compression engine struggles to move the car off the line without any boost... until it hits 3000 rpm (and that does take a while, especially for those used to NA motors).

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Originally posted by RidinLow:
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The reason why it falls from 6000 back down to nothing is because there's not enough power to spin the wheels. Full boost in the WRX is found at 3000 rpm, but only if it's floored. You can rev it to 6000 and have 0 psi because it's not floored.

If you slip the clutch at around 4000 and keep your foot in it, the turbo spools up right away & off you go. If you don't, then you have to wait for the low compression engine struggles to move the car off the line until it hits 3000 rpm (and that does take a while, especially for those used to NA motors).

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Ok...good explanation...
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Actually, I just edited my post a bit to explain myself a little better if you wanna check it out.
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Originally posted by RidinLow:
<STRONG>Actually, I just edited my post a bit to explain myself a little better if you wanna check it out. </STRONG>
You'll revise your opinion though when you get the bigger turbo..
The stock turbos are crap...I heard that they are already maxed out at 14psi...
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Originally posted by Damaged:
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Actually '95-'99 M3s run 14 flat @ 99MPH. My best on my car was a 14.3 at the Union Grove track a few months ago. Gonna go again soon since its cooler.</STRONG>
Aren't you the one who ran your M3 at 14.7, 14.6, and 14.7 in Wisconsin??

Let's see your 14.3 timeslip, or at least post the data from it.

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Yeah, the stock turbo is relatively tiny... it'll put out up to around 18psi at around 4000 rpm but it trails off back to 14 near redline. So running much over 14 with the stock turbo isn't the best idea unless you like superheated intake temps. Of course, that hasn't stopped a lot of us, and the WRX goes super rich as soon as the MAF detects that you've messed with the boost, so there is a safety net.
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i don't know the numbers on the WRX Sti but i'd be half scared to pull up on it in a CL-S. i think that comes out as a 2003 package.
i know if i had my CL-S i would run a WRX on a curvy road but in a 1/4 mile probably i would. I've seen one on a curvy road they go through that like it's nothing.wanna talk about a CAR ON A RAIL!!!
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I can watch the WRX commercials on tv all day long. I love how it sounds and how it moves through the twisties.
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My friend was at englishtown yesterday running his WRX. He now has the fastest one on the east coast. 12.78's
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