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08-02-2003, 05:15 PM
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C/D Test 2003 Accord V6 6 speed
Well C/D finally did a small review on the car... just thought I would share what it ran for times since that is all I was concerned with!
0-60 = 5.9 sec QM = 14.5@98mph So it did run the claimed mid 14 second run! I am happy about that, also the fact it did it on 87 octane! Maybe with exhaust/cold air intake and some 93 it can run some 14.2-3s! Tom 
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#2
08-03-2003, 12:56 PM
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whoa, i dont think that 0-60 is right. Ive read 6.7 everywhere.
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08-09-2003, 03:47 AM
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my real world times where 15.35 and 92.5 MPH at 25º C or 75ish F I am at 2200 Ft elevation and in case you feel it is important which it is not 87 octane pump gas . All theese times are constant for 7 runs at the local strip FYI reaction time is a constant .675 seconds which btw does not affect the 15.35 and 92.5 mph Hope this helps you all out.
Also to help the computer out try running at least 3 full tanks of higher octane for it to adapt and to clear out any lower juice out of the tank and try that you will probably find you can save money by running the lower octane ...... jsut a suggestion try the same strip on both octanes at the same temp !!!
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