Emira V6 60mph to 130mph times?

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Hello,

I know that the point of the Emira is not the straight line acceleration, trust me I know (Evora GT owner).

Just wondering if someone has used dragy to measure 60 to 130 mph or 100 km/h to 200 km/h with the V6 manual.

As reference,

Stock Evora GT manual 374whp:



Tuned Evora GT 417 whp:



This would be an objective comparison with the Emira, as traction is not part of the equation.

Very interested in the times.

Thanks
 
Hello,

I know that the point of the Emira is not the straight line acceleration, trust me I know (Evora GT owner).

Just wondering if someone has used dragy to measure 60 to 130 mph or 100 km/h to 200 km/h with the V6 manual.

As reference,

Stock Evora GT manual 374whp:



Tuned Evora GT 417 whp:



This would be an objective comparison with the Emira, as traction is not part of the equation.

Very interested in the times.

Thanks

if anyone wants to send me a draggy I'll run the test! ;)

I might buy one, but probably not within the next few months. If someone spots a black friday deal, drop a link!
 
I came around this thread because I was looking for a 100-200 kmh or 62-125mph acceleration time.

I did a pull 110 - 209kmh (68 - 130mph) and I floor it at 13.5 - 14 seconds and hit 208-209kmh at 23 seconds on my video. So the 100-200 can clearly be done between 9 and 10 seconds.

I have the JB4 with map2 , K&N air filter, 3rd cat delete and milltek valve controller.

I also shifted into 4th gear a bit too early and too slow. I usually shift faster then that.

 
These seem to be very impressive times.

I measured my bone stock Emira V6 manual with 11,2s for the 100-200km/h run with a performancebox from Racelogic.
 
I came around this thread because I was looking for a 100-200 kmh or 62-125mph acceleration time.

I did a pull 110 - 209kmh (68 - 130mph) and I floor it at 13.5 - 14 seconds and hit 208-209kmh at 23 seconds on my video. So the 100-200 can clearly be done between 9 and 10 seconds.

I have the JB4 with map2 , K&N air filter, 3rd cat delete and milltek valve controller.

I also shifted into 4th gear a bit too early and too slow. I usually shift faster then that.


Have you dynoed your car with that setup please?
 
Have you dynoed your car with that setup please?
No and honestly I wont. I know the car was not fast enough when I first bought it but now it is very decent and reasonable. Just miss the 7200-7400 rpm for the thrill noise and stay longer into the powerband zone.
 
No and honestly I wont. I know the car was not fast enough when I first bought it but now it is very decent and reasonable. Just miss the 7200-7400 rpm for the thrill noise and stay longer into the powerband zone.
To be fair. I did a recent track day in my emira with thejb,dect,miltek,grp cold air. And I didn`t need to worry about cutting out at the 6.9k limiter. I fact, I forgot all about it. The main straight was good for a top speed of 210 kph. I guess it would be more of and issue on some of the longer straight tracks where 240-250 top speed is needed.
 
To be fair. I did a recent track day in my emira with thejb,dect,miltek,grp cold air. And I didn`t need to worry about cutting out at the 6.9k limiter. I fact, I forgot all about it. The main straight was good for a top speed of 210 kph. I guess it would be more of and issue on some of the longer straight tracks where 240-250 top speed is needed.
The car start pushing hard at +or- 5000 RPM. So if we need to shift at lets say 6600-6700rpm to avoid hitting the cut off that is roughly only a 1600-1700rpm powerband zone.

When I had my Exige S300, it was keep pushing from 5800-6000rpm until 8400rpm.

If we could have a 7400 RPM on the Emira it would be so nice to get that 2200-2400rpm power friendly zone.

 
The car start pushing hard at +or- 5000 RPM. So if we need to shift at lets say 6600-6700rpm to avoid hitting the cut off that is roughly only a 1600-1700rpm powerband zone.

When I had my Exige S300, it was keep pushing from 5800-6000rpm until 8400rpm.

If we could have a 7400 RPM on the Emira it would be so nice to get that 2200-2400rpm power friendly zone.
True.
 
No and honestly I wont. I know the car was not fast enough when I first bought it but now it is very decent and reasonable. Just miss the 7200-7400 rpm for the thrill noise and stay longer into the powerband zone.
If you can get your hands on a dragy you will get comparable data, also for further steps and you don't need do dyno to see any gains.

That's at least my approach. I found the graphs from my two stock runs (3rd+4th gear and only 4th for the whole rpm band):

 

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