T TurnFast Member Jul 2, 2018 203 205 Redmond Sep 5, 2018 #2 Sep 5, 2018 #2 Does the 62.5 ft listed mean it climbed that much on it's way to 60mph? If so 4.4s seems pretty good for going slightly uphill?
Does the 62.5 ft listed mean it climbed that much on it's way to 60mph? If so 4.4s seems pretty good for going slightly uphill?
K KenF Member Apr 3, 2016 307 300 Washington, DC Sep 5, 2018 #3 Sep 5, 2018 #3 Adam3 said: From a few posts on Dragy... AWD: 0-10: 0.81s 0-20: 1.49s 0-30: 2.19s 0-40: 2.91s 0-50: 3.70s 0-60: 4.67s Click to expand... Interesting that the 0-20 and 0-40 are slower than reported on dragy, yet the 0-60 is faster.
Adam3 said: From a few posts on Dragy... AWD: 0-10: 0.81s 0-20: 1.49s 0-30: 2.19s 0-40: 2.91s 0-50: 3.70s 0-60: 4.67s Click to expand... Interesting that the 0-20 and 0-40 are slower than reported on dragy, yet the 0-60 is faster.
Knightshade Well-Known Member Jul 31, 2017 19,836 46,895 NC Sep 5, 2018 #4 Sep 5, 2018 #4 TurnFast said: Does the 62.5 ft listed mean it climbed that much on it's way to 60mph? View attachment 332256 If so 4.4s seems pretty good for going slightly uphill? Click to expand... 96.7 minus 34.2= 62.5 so I'd say so if it was then flat from 40-60 that said it's unclear if this device includes rollout (like a vbox) or doesn't (like a draggy)
TurnFast said: Does the 62.5 ft listed mean it climbed that much on it's way to 60mph? View attachment 332256 If so 4.4s seems pretty good for going slightly uphill? Click to expand... 96.7 minus 34.2= 62.5 so I'd say so if it was then flat from 40-60 that said it's unclear if this device includes rollout (like a vbox) or doesn't (like a draggy)