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I can't drive a drag very well at all... and with my brother with a stop watch in the passenger seat I managed to do mid 9 sec 0-100. RB30 manual box, Rb25de 240,000kms. I barely got any wheel spin and I would rev it up a bit to start but the revs would drop down to like idle and then climb lol. I was too nice to it. But its sounds like considering I was a bad driver 9 1/2 sec is pretty good lol.

I am sure it did it faster when it was auto simply because it would start better (since the auto slips kinda). I guess mid 7 or 8+ as an auto. Sure did feel fast off the mark as an auto and that I think is where most time is lost unless I am mistaken.

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Edited by senilykSkylines

Ok, thats it.

Actually bothered to do this.

10 secs, auto NA SR20, simply foot down in drive, in straight auto mode. Filled to the brim of fuel, full weight nothing taken out. 218k kms on the clock.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzDd21y7nek

Edited by Ten Four

Hi guys, what would be the 0-100km/h time for a N/A nissan skyline manual coupe (untouched and unmodified)? I did a search around these forums, google etc couldn't find anything.

EDIT: Model is R34 25GT

Ok, thats it.

Actually bothered to do this.

10 secs, auto NA SR20, simply foot down in drive, in straight auto mode. Filled to the brim of fuel, full weight nothing taken out. 218k kms on the clock.

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=dzDd21y7nek

you didnt really answer his question...

he drives an R34 with a RB25DE in it . im also guessing you were not driving a skyline.

so

differnent car, different motor

HOWEVER, that time would be roughly the same.

you didnt really answer his question...

he drives an R34 with a RB25DE in it . im also guessing you were not driving a skyline.

so

differnent car, different motor

HOWEVER, that time would be roughly the same.

/facepalm

RB25DE Neo 200hp at fly yes? Manual = faster too with launch.

SR20DE non VVT AUTO 135hp @ fly..

Someone seriously can't drive. They SHOULD easily get high 7s (good driver) to mid low 8s (average performance car driver)

Edited by Ten Four

Cause there are people in here with R34s saying 10+secs for a R34 to 100.

If ^ car can do 10secs, then there are lots of shit drivers.

Quick youtube search. 8 secs, no launch.

Now close topic as question has been answered.

Edited by Ten Four

HOWEVER, that time would be roughly the same.

/facepalm

RB25DE Neo 200hp at fly yes? Manual = faster too with launch.

SR20DE non VVT AUTO 135hp @ fly..

Someone seriously can't drive. They SHOULD easily get high 7s (good driver) to mid low 8s (average performance car driver)

i originally said this becausethe SR20 (depending on the car - List of Cars With The SR20) you are capable of running low 8's

Edited by ML73ZR

Cause there are people in here with R34s saying 10+secs for a R34 to 100.

If ^ car can do 10secs, then there are lots of shit drivers.

Man the best I ever got from my auto turbo was ~7 seconds, I must be a really shit driver...

:(

<hangs face down in shame>

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