Based on 1/4 slips, both my 2010 and 2013 ran in the 3.6's when I did runs in the 12.0-12.1 seconds. In the street, with no Wind and with warmer weather, it still should be Under 4 seconds with decent tires when brake/boosting for launches.chad1140 said:Was interested in what consistent 0-60 times the forum is getting on the street that I could look forward to once the warranty runs out on my ride. Appreciate any info in advance.
TSS said:4.3 With LMS and Typhoon (debate still out on whether that helps or hinders performance)...launching at 1800 rpm....Lincoln MKS.
68_GT said:and for those of us with the performance package even faster lol![]()
It works for me, but at the end it is divided by trap speed, not top speed! lolDJE624 said:Launch RPMs X speed, divided by boost, X the square root of final drive = 1/4 mile time divided by top end speed.
Exactly!!!68_GT said:and for those of us with the performance package even faster lol![]()
Actually not exactly. It launches quicker with PP, but the non-PP has the advantage of not having to shift into third gear to reach 60 mph, so one cancels another... And the same to reach 100mph, at least when tuned, I could reach it in third gear with the non-PP, but requires 4th with PP. And finally, top speed is higher with non-PP...SRT82ECOBOOST said:Exactly!!!68_GT said:and for those of us with the performance package even faster lol![]()
DJE624 said:TSS said:4.3 With LMS and Typhoon (debate still out on whether that helps or hinders performance)...launching at 1800 rpm....Lincoln MKS.
What did you measure that with?
TSS said:Also agree with the above - PP not faster to 60 because of that extra gear change. Ford never claimed it was faster either as far as I know.