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Originally Posted by 98LSC32V
Those cars are really fast, they have very aggressive tranny gearing (7 speed auto!) and they will do the 1/4 mile in the low 14's. I think your best shot is from a 35mph roll...
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Originally Posted by gangstaMK8
nowadays low 14's in the 1/4 mile isnt that fast. I do agree with the 35 mph roll though.
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Originally Posted by vr4
i saw E350 and was thinking a damn cargo van.
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Originally Posted by mark0101
Man V6 are fast now a days. most of the V6 selling now do 0-60 in 6-7 second range, even the new MKZ does it in 6.2 seconds.
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Originally Posted by segxr7
Cars have gotten really impressive over the past few years. The Taurus SHO was considered a 4-door hotrod in its day, now it's underpowered compared to most V6 family sedans.
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Originally Posted by vr4
i saw E350 and was thinking a damn cargo van.
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Originally Posted by MediumD
The E350 will edge out a stock mark
Which V6 family sedans are you talking about? Accord V6, Camry V6, CTS V6, Chrysler LH (300/charger) V6, Five Hundred, Fusion? An SHO would still burn any one of those today (well a CTS 3.6 would be good competition.) I think you're exagerating just a little bit. (...says the former SHO driver.) |
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Originally Posted by vr4
i saw E350 and was thinking a damn cargo van.
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Originally Posted by vr4
both the accord and maxima 6 speeds are very low 14 second cars. the SHO is a high 14 second car on a good day. its competition for my 00 5 speed maxima.
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Originally Posted by MarkVIII93
It doesnt matter what day it is. Low 14's are fast.
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Originally Posted by segxr7
Plus the new Camry has a 268hp V6. I haven't seen any figures published yet, but I think it's safe to assume it'll be in line with the Accord and Maxima.
And the Fords & V6 Chryslers are 10+ years behind everyone else in terms of power, so they're not even worth mentioning. |
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Originally Posted by vr4
both the accord and maxima 6 speeds are very low 14 second cars. the SHO is a high 14 second car on a good day. its competition for my 00 5 speed maxima.
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Originally Posted by mark0101
ok guys why are the new V8s even slower then the V6 right now?
The 2005 Cadillac STS runs 14.69 @ 97.70 and its 0-60 is 6.21(from MSN) The E350 weights 3800 pounds and the Caddy weights 4000 pounds. Why do we even have V8s if they don't make any difference? |
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Originally Posted by MediumD
What Accord sedan is running low 14s stock now? The V6 with an electric motor attached only manages low 15s. The coupes are a bit quicker.
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Originally Posted by MediumD
The E350 must make really really good use of it's 268hp/258ft.lbs. through it's 7spd. FWIW I haven't found any published 1/4 mile times for either, the E350 should do 0-60 in I've seen 6.5-6.9 seconds, the STS V6 is listed as "under 7" while the N* V8 is listed as "under 6." |
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Originally Posted by mark0101
I haven't seen the 1/4 mile of the E350 too but from what I was guessing, I thought it would be like the acura TLs(14.6-14.8s)
Those times are for a V8 STS. |
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Originally Posted by ALBUNDY
Well I also thought why the f_ck would he want to race a cargo van.
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Originally Posted by 02LSE96LSC91SE84TC
Looks like 6.3 and 14.7. You should hang OK, from a roll even better.
http://www.ssmoparmuscle.com/speedcomp.htm |
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Originally Posted by MediumD
The E350 will edge out a stock mark
Which V6 family sedans are you talking about? Accord V6, Camry V6, CTS V6, Chrysler LH (300/charger) V6, Five Hundred, Fusion? An SHO would still burn any one of those today (well a CTS 3.6 would be good competition.) I think you're exagerating just a little bit. (...says the former SHO driver.) |
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