60 - 100 acceleration times

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  1. trek44
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    Out of curiosity, what would acceleration times from 60 - 100 be for a wrx and sti. Not the useless/crap top gear times that mags do, but real world get in the best gear and pass someone. Mind you, I know these times would be gathered in a safe setting. Anyone know what the spt mods do to the times for an sti?
     
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    You could get pretty good estimates of these times by looking at 1/4 mile timeslips.

    SPT mods do just about nothing (maybe 20 Hp). If you want to mod an STI- get an accessport and a real TBE.
     
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    spt stuff wont give you any noticeable increase pretty much anywhere, except by having your intake now more prone to heat soaking.
     
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    an spt catback would help, but you can spend your money better somewhere else
     
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    SPT = Spend Pennies (Over) There ->

    Look at a real TBE and start with a Cobb AP before a Protune (in case you get "The Sickness").
     
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    I'm still amazed by how many people think this. The catback is fine, *might* help if you were tuned for it. The intake is a pile. In the end the "power pack" netted me -20HP (just slapping it on per the instructions, no tuning).
     
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    60-100 in my car is like, well, picture the scene in Star Wars when the Millinium Falcon hits hyper space...lol
     
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    Yeah, I know what's your talking about....But you're referring to the scene when the millenium falcon breaks down and can't jump to hyper speed:laugh:
     
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    I bet there's a Wookie driving, too.
     
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    looks like that has SVX windows :)
     
  13. TSTRBOY2004
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    oh..... so do you black out too when it hits boost???
     
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    ^^I knew I would have the doubters...
     
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    not doubting... just making fun of another post in a different thread...
     
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    my car has the same effect only its 0-60 and then all the way until you lift you foot off the pedal on the right side.
     
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    my suby was fast from 0-60, then seemed to be a dog from 60-up. That's why i bought the cobra, Uber-fast Frum Rolls.
     
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