How fast are scoobs REALLY... 0-60mph
Instead of brochure racing how quick are they with drivers?
Real world: 7 Subarus turned up in various states of tune to an event last year. Their BEST times recorded on the day were: 4.98secs 6.36secs 6.48secs 6.73secs 7.36secs 8.11secs Faster M3s, VX220s, Elises, 200ZX and a Clio (all bar the 1st time) :o |
4.5 i think was my recorded time at YORK, was the best may i add. The previous 2 were just over the 5 mark
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Very interesting question . . .I'l need to think about that one!:thumb:
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Originally Posted by BOB'5
Instead of brochure racing how quick are they with drivers?
Real world: 7 Subarus turned up in various states of tune to an event last year. Their BEST times recorded on the day were: 4.98secs 6.36secs 6.48secs 6.73secs 7.36secs 8.11secs Faster M3s, VX220s, Elises, 200ZX and a Clio (all bar the 1st time) :o |
Just normal scooby owners....
do you think they quote those times when asked how fast their cars are or the brochure figures? ;) |
Originally Posted by BOB'5
Just normal scooby owners....
do you think they quote those times when asked how fast their cars are or the brochure figures? ;) |
Originally Posted by BOB'5
6.36secs
6.48secs 6.73secs 7.36secs 8.11secs |
All various forms of turbos in various states of tune, as far as I could tell.
IIRC the 7.36s one was a bug or blob STi |
I have names and 1/4mile results too :norty:
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were these 0-60 in reverse??!!
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Originally Posted by BOB'5
I have names and 1/4mile results too :norty:
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If you set off at tickover they take ages to boost.
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LOL this should deflate a few egos.
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looking at it... im assuming the 4.98 scoob was a fairly well tuned model and not a standard STi? maybe even a lighter classic?
Bearing in mind Subaru quote 5.2 secs for their 'newage' STi.. 6.3 secs maybe even 7 is feasable dependant on temperature at that time surely? I mean, if its roasting hot and a well tuned (possibly a classic <--tbc) can only just make a smidge under 5 secs then surely that says something. If they are all standard please proceed to ignore this post :) |
Could be a few factors here, the owners may not want to waste a clutch and a replacement at over 700 quid, well you could probably buy that clio ;)
Give me someone elses car and ill do the fastest 0-60 times you have ever seen, use my own..... im a little more sympathetic. See where im going? ;) Tony:) |
Originally Posted by EVOLUTION
4.5 i think was my recorded time at YORK, was the best may i add. The previous 2 were just over the 5 mark
MY05 WRX Also, how poor are Subaru clutches really? Heard a few horror stories, how long do they generally live for? Good thread! |
Originally Posted by TonyBurns
Could be a few factors here, the owners may not want to waste a clutch and a replacement at over 700 quid, well you could probably buy that clio ;)
Give me someone elses car and ill do the fastest 0-60 times you have ever seen, use my own..... im a little more sympathetic. See where im going? ;) Tony:) If you arent prepared to launch the car then it doesnt do 0-60mph in 4.x or 5.x secs. |
Thing is that you'd probably find that 2wd drivers also can't match the magazine figures.
Having said that, Burnsie is correct about drivers attitude to their own cars/clutches. A scoob will probably loose almost a second off its 0-60 if it doesn't use its 4wd advantage. |
OE clutches handle lots of abuse at normal power levels, give or take a bit.
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loose = lose . Numpty !
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Originally Posted by marmski
looking at it... im assuming the 4.98 scoob was a fairly well tuned model and not a standard STi? maybe even a lighter classic?
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so you reckon you can repeatedly launch from 4k ?
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Originally Posted by andythejock01wrx
loose = lose . Numpty !
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To be honest the smell of clutch doing a 4,500rpm side step on the clutch pedal has put me off a bit - with PPP mine's supposed to do 4.6.......dont think I've done that too often, I wait till clutch bites before really booting it - probably only getting 5.5 or 6.0............
Still plenty quick enough to see off the opposition :norty: (and clutch will last....) |
Originally Posted by BOB'5
OE clutches handle lots of abuse at normal power levels, give or take a bit.
Tony:D |
Dont know my 0>>60 times, But my 60ft is 1.744, 1/4 is 12.5 at 117mph , and I launch at 5500k cheers,
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Originally Posted by BOB'5
7 Subarus turned up
4.98secs 6.36secs 6.48secs 6.73secs 7.36secs 8.11secs |
I can consistantly get sub 5 secs on my MY95 UK scoob. In a lower level of tune (pre fmic, induction and a little lower boost) I managed a 4.67s 0-60 measured with an AP22 performance meter. I launch at 5500rpm and lift the clutch smoothly while feeding in the power. I also flat shift into 2nd. This is with a 4.2kg flywheel.
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Originally Posted by alanbell
Dont know my 0>>60 times, But my 60ft is 1.744, 1/4 is 12.5 at 117mph , and I launch at 5500k cheers,
60ft is 1.908, 1/4 is 12.53 @ 115.4mph and i launch at 4k :) |
Originally Posted by Buckrogers
Where is the 7th? :Suspiciou
http://www.cruisesport.com/galleries/tuner2005.htm |
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