how fast 0-100 and 0-400m fro a gpx 95 fto??
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how fast 0-100 and 0-400m fro a gpx 95 fto??
ive got a ftp gpx 95 model, does anyone know what the figures are for stock 0-100km and quarter mile time, how do they compare to a type r.
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depends... manual or auto? best time i have managed on a manual is 7.3s (stock), but my friend's Type-R managed 7.0s (also stock). I have no idea what my own FTO does (with exhaust/filter/AFC) but it wouldn't be too far off from my PB...
if it's tiptronic auto, expect around 0.5 - 0.60secs slower (depending on the condition of the engine/transmission as well)
if it's tiptronic auto, expect around 0.5 - 0.60secs slower (depending on the condition of the engine/transmission as well)
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Yeah it helps, but I can't seem to hit anywhere close to that time. I think the fastest time I got on tiptronic was about 9.0 secs (with no mods). But that timing was rough and relied slightly on my response time.
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I might not be hammering it enough
My mechanic told me to be a bit more conservative because he's seen a few FTOs fall apart cos of "reckless" acceleration. I usually take it to 6000 rpm and then shift up. I think i've only hit the redline once by accident (very loud music playing while in tiptronic mode =>>>> didn't notice the revs creeping up
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Otherwise, how would I be able to diagnose any problem that my FTO could potentially have? Should I get an engine tune done?

My mechanic told me to be a bit more conservative because he's seen a few FTOs fall apart cos of "reckless" acceleration. I usually take it to 6000 rpm and then shift up. I think i've only hit the redline once by accident (very loud music playing while in tiptronic mode =>>>> didn't notice the revs creeping up

Otherwise, how would I be able to diagnose any problem that my FTO could potentially have? Should I get an engine tune done?
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Ive hit both rev limiter and speed limiter in my car already!
I would have thought that hitting the rev limiter is not such a bad thing.. at least you know its working!
The whole point of having an FTO is for the redline at 8k (but that's just me). I could never stay below 6k all the time! Peak torque is at 7500rpm right... so thats the best place to change gears. I think its different for GR.
I would have thought that hitting the rev limiter is not such a bad thing.. at least you know its working!
The whole point of having an FTO is for the redline at 8k (but that's just me). I could never stay below 6k all the time! Peak torque is at 7500rpm right... so thats the best place to change gears. I think its different for GR.
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