Stock FTO performance figures by model
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Stock FTO performance figures by model
What are the performance figures for each model FTO in stock form?
I'm talking 0-400m and 0-100k's.
Also, what is the KW output of each model?
I'm talking 0-400m and 0-100k's.
Also, what is the KW output of each model?
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I just found this;
The sophisticated, powerful (200BHP@7500rpm) 2.0-litre V6 MIVEC (Mitsubishi Innovative Valve timing and lift Electronic Control) DOHC engine switches automatically between two sets of cam lobes: one for deft low rev response with muscular yet controlled torque, and the other for execptional top-end power. The result is a silky smooth ride at steady speeds, with a resonant, throaty bass roar that thrills the spirit when you decide to put the throttle down.
The powerful 2.0-litre V6 DOHC engine is almost as powerful as it's sophisticated MIVEC counterpart, with flexible torque and outstanding peak power of 180BHP at 7000rpm (a mere 500rpm lower than the MIVEC unit). The result is a more refined engine note at high are RPM with minimal loss in performance. Like the MIVEC engine the 2.0-litre V6 DOHC engine is most at home at high revs.
This 1.8-litre 16 valve SOCH engine gives lively performance and outstanding fuel economy, with 16 valves giving a a peak power of 125BHP at 6000rpm. Torque is available from low RPM making this engine as flexible if not as powerful as the V6 engines.
This guy reckons the GS is just as powerful as the GR engine due to torque flexibilty. Can you figure out kw from bhp? Its like almost the same isnt it?
The sophisticated, powerful (200BHP@7500rpm) 2.0-litre V6 MIVEC (Mitsubishi Innovative Valve timing and lift Electronic Control) DOHC engine switches automatically between two sets of cam lobes: one for deft low rev response with muscular yet controlled torque, and the other for execptional top-end power. The result is a silky smooth ride at steady speeds, with a resonant, throaty bass roar that thrills the spirit when you decide to put the throttle down.
The powerful 2.0-litre V6 DOHC engine is almost as powerful as it's sophisticated MIVEC counterpart, with flexible torque and outstanding peak power of 180BHP at 7000rpm (a mere 500rpm lower than the MIVEC unit). The result is a more refined engine note at high are RPM with minimal loss in performance. Like the MIVEC engine the 2.0-litre V6 DOHC engine is most at home at high revs.
This 1.8-litre 16 valve SOCH engine gives lively performance and outstanding fuel economy, with 16 valves giving a a peak power of 125BHP at 6000rpm. Torque is available from low RPM making this engine as flexible if not as powerful as the V6 engines.
This guy reckons the GS is just as powerful as the GR engine due to torque flexibilty. Can you figure out kw from bhp? Its like almost the same isnt it?
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as a general rule of thumb, 1kw = 1.345hp
the official power figures for the GPX are 200bhp fresh from the factory (which translates to 147kw-ish, again based on my dodgy maths)... mind you, the ECU on the MIVEC motor is tuned to Japanese fuel, and to achieve that sort of power you will need high-octane fuel like Optimax, BP Ultimate or Mobil 8000... so if you fill up with anything less than 98-RON, you won't get optimum performance from the motor...
the official power figures for the GPX are 200bhp fresh from the factory (which translates to 147kw-ish, again based on my dodgy maths)... mind you, the ECU on the MIVEC motor is tuned to Japanese fuel, and to achieve that sort of power you will need high-octane fuel like Optimax, BP Ultimate or Mobil 8000... so if you fill up with anything less than 98-RON, you won't get optimum performance from the motor...
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I have a GS thats got accouple of mods and have been using Caltex Vortex (96 Ron). I find it gives my car a very weird smell, particularily when I park it in the garage and put the door down (it actually smells like gas). I've used Optimax a few times but didn't really notice much of a big difference in performance.
I would say my GS could do 0-100 in maybe 8-9 secs, I was just curious as to the official stock figures by model.
I would say my GS could do 0-100 in maybe 8-9 secs, I was just curious as to the official stock figures by model.
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i have a stock GR. about two weeks after i bought it i timed it with a g-tech pro performance meter. after practising different launch techniques i managed to get repeatable times under 7 second for the 0-100kph sprint. my best was 6.93secs.
i have since made a few changes to the car and am hoping to better my times when i borrow my friends g-tech again.
i have since made a few changes to the car and am hoping to better my times when i borrow my friends g-tech again.