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rustyarchs
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3rd Feb 07 at 16:19   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
anybody got a website for one as im trying to figure out what my minis got

50bhp
650kg
Scotty C
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about 85bhp per tonne
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3rd Feb 07 at 16:26   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
50bhp?

it's a 998 isn't it?

[Edited on 03-02-2007 by Robin]
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3rd Feb 07 at 16:29   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
http://www.vagweb.co.uk/forums link at the top to Performance Calc
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yup mini mayfair with stage 1 kit now so should be bout 50 bhp at the fly
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11.88 to 60mph
78.16bhp per tonne
18.81 1/4 mile

[Edited on 03-02-2007 by Monster]
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where did you get those results from monster?
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cheers steve good addition to your site that

not as bad as i thought
78.16 bhp/ton
11.88 0-60
18.81 1/4 mile

[Edited on 03-02-2007 by rustyarchs]
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If mine has 125bhp (which it proberly has) it will do 15.6sec 1/4 mile. So it must have more if people reckon it will 15.2/3
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eh?
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just tried it for my nc30 and it shaved 0.3 secs of the 0-60 time so not to far off at all

3.59 0-60
376.54 bhp/ton
11.5 1/4 mile

good site that steve
Scotty C
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
eh?


according to that site, my car, as it is, will do 15.6sec 1/4 mile. But some people on here reckon it will do 15.2-15.3 sec 1/4 mile, so it must have more than 125bhp.
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3rd Feb 07 at 16:49   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
or weigh less? or the site could be wrong as it doesn't take gear ratios/air resestance/wind speed/tyre pressures/size into account?
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the calculator uses quite a complex mathematical equation to work it out, its not 100% accurate but a lot more accurate than some people on CS guessing what your car will run
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Good point
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put it this way a lad whos has his cupra remapped ran a 14.7 and the calculator gave him the figure 14.7 so it generally fairly accurate give or take 0.2 of a second or so
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On some cars.
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indeed, i added the 4wd and rwd to kinda of allow for gearing to some extent, obviouolsy a 4wd car will run faster than a 2wd car of similar power and weight output

[Edited on 03-02-2007 by Steve]
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Only if the gear ratios are the same, the RWD car COULD be faster, if the 4WD had long ratios.

The only way you'd get it 100% accurate would be by having inputs for all the things I mentioned, plus frontal area, fuel load, weight distribution etc

Far too complicated.
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robin do you still have your mini? if so how you getting on with it?
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yesh, its not needed tbh and probably still wouldnt be 100% accurate its just there really to give you an accurate bhp/ton and an "idea" of performance

im quite impressed with how accurate it is though considering its based only on calculations
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quote:
Originally posted by rustyarchs
robin do you still have your mini? if so how you getting on with it?


sold it for more than I paid for it after I lost interest.
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what was it like on the road? musta been a quick wee bugger and good fun round town
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It never ran It would have been pretty nippy though, standard is 95bhp or so.
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shame as it looks the part in the pics

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