[Corner carver]

Was able to put down a 5.4 with the 2.0t M6 RS... On the second try; no wheel spin what-so-ever, all driver aids were turned off. The manual lets you use the gas without the timer starting with the clutch in... As long as the car didn't roll the timer stayed at '0', there's a 5.2 in the turbo for sure as I'm far from a professional, i have been driving manuals for my entire driving life mind you (14 years or so). The V6 must be able to pull off a 4.9 I'd think?

[Corner carver]

I was the only one in the car with less than a 1/4 tank of gas....launched at 2800-2900rpm

[Corner carver]

Yup, there WAS a 5.2 in it lets see some stock V6 guys nail a 4.9! I know you can do it!

[cellsafemode]

yea but what's that metric 5.2 converted into US seconds?


Would be nice if the timer didn't start on auto's until the speed registered greater than 0. I only get to launch from idle using the in-car timer.

[Corner carver]

Originally Posted by cellsafemode

yea but what's that metric 5.2 converted into US seconds?


Would be nice if the timer didn't start on auto's until the speed registered greater than 0. I only get to launch from idle using the in-car timer.

I think it translates to a solid 4.9

That would be agitating about the timer; makes the timer impossible to use for comparisons between the M6 and A8.

The timer should be set at 0-97kph for an accurate 0-60mph comparison, but I've had no luck in setting up the timer in anything but 5kph increments.

I guess I should add that this time had zero wheel spin basically (just a slight chirp), it was about +3C here today and I'm around 450ft above sea level.

[Jason@JacFab]

Originally Posted by Corner carver

That would be agitating about the timer; makes the timer impossible to use for comparisons between the M6 and A8.

It is kind of agitating. No point in even using it in an auto car.



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[PolynesianPowerhouse]

Originally Posted by Corner carver

I think it translates to a solid 4.9

That would be agitating about the timer; makes the timer impossible to use for comparisons between the M6 and A8.

The timer should be set at 0-97kph for an accurate 0-60mph comparison, but I've had no luck in setting up the timer in anything but 5kph increments.

I guess I should add that this time had zero wheel spin basically (just a slight chirp), it was about +3C here today and I'm around 450ft above sea level.

Was wondering about that myself...

In the timer, in US version.. it's set at 0-62mph. And you can only do 5mph increments. I.e. 57mph or 67mph.

I take it this is the new standard?

[Corner carver]

Originally Posted by PolynesianPowerhouse

Was wondering about that myself...

In the timer, in US version.. it's set at 0-62mph. And you can only do 5mph increments. I.e. 57mph or 67mph.

I take it this is the new standard?

I seen in one post that someone had a legit 0-60mph set up in his/her timer... If that person is reading, please chime in and tell us how you did this...???
Even switching to imperial, I run into what you just stated PolynesianPowerhouse...

[jingaling]

Originally Posted by Corner carver

I seen in one post that someone had a legit 0-60mph set up in his/her timer... If that person is reading, please chime in and tell us how you did this...???
Even switching to imperial, I run into what you just stated PolynesianPowerhouse...

I can't remember where I saw it, but someone said they had to bring the setting for the speed to mph, then bring the # for the speed setting all the way down to 0 then back up to 60 and it should let you.

[keysersoze]

I think when I set my 0-60 timer I put it all the way down to zero then it will go back up in increments of 5 after this.

[Corner carver]

I'll try this today! Thanks for the input guys!

[Michigan1LTRS]

Originally Posted by keysersoze

I think when I set my 0-60 timer I put it all the way down to zero then it will go back up in increments of 5 after this.

Yes, this works. I did it today.

[Corner carver]

Originally Posted by Michigan1LTRS

Yes, this works. I did it today.

Sure does and if you set it up in mph (0-60) then switch over to metric it will give an accurate 0-60 in kph (0-97kph)
Thanks for the assist guys!

[Carlyrod92]

Originally Posted by Corner carver

I seen in one post that someone had a legit 0-60mph set up in his/her timer... If that person is reading, please chime in and tell us how you did this...???
Even switching to imperial, I run into what you just stated PolynesianPowerhouse...

Hi, just set your timer all the way down until 0 and then go up again, it should give you then 60 and not 62. hope it helps since that is how I "fixed" mine.