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M-A8 8th June 2014 09:30 PM

GET IN (Mr. Dezzy) !!!
 
So, after 500miles drive back home from the Meet, I just couldn't resist to do what was bothering me throughout the weekend, a 0-60mph run and 1/4mile run.

So Mr Dezzy, if your 7.8sec (4.2) is something hard to beat , then not anymore !!!
A younger sister (3.7-the new 7.3 :D) just beat your record, lots of sweat but she did it.
Soooooooo, the drums please !!!!!!

6.9sec 0-60mph hahaha haha ha haha :D

Sunday,08,June,2014,21:57:09:36862
Control Module Part Number: 4E0 910 560 R Component and/or Version: 3.7L V8/5V G 0010

0 to 60 mph: 6.9 +- 0.30s
1/4 mile: 15.2 +- 0.31s, @95 mph
60-90 mph: 6.8 +- 0.33s
660 feet: 10.0 +- 0.30s, @73 mph

Time(s) km/h m
0.00 0.0 0.0
0.15 2.0 0.1
0.29 5.0 0.3
0.45 8.0 0.6
0.60 12.0 1.1
0.74 15.0 1.7
0.89 18.0 2.5
1.06 21.0 3.5
1.21 24.0 4.5
1.35 27.0 5.5
1.49 29.0 6.6
1.65 32.0 8.1
1.81 35.0 9.6
1.96 37.0 11.2
2.13 40.0 13.0
2.30 42.0 15.0
2.45 45.0 16.9
2.61 47.0 18.9
2.76 50.0 21.1
2.95 52.0 23.8
3.11 54.0 26.2
3.27 56.0 28.7
3.46 58.0 31.8
3.62 59.0 34.3
3.78 61.0 37.1
3.93 63.0 39.7
4.10 65.0 42.9
4.25 67.0 45.7
4.41 69.0 48.7
4.57 70.0 51.7
4.75 72.0 55.4
4.92 74.0 58.8
5.08 76.0 62.1
5.23 78.0 65.5
5.40 80.0 69.3
5.56 81.0 72.9
5.71 83.0 76.4
5.88 85.0 80.2
6.05 87.0 84.5
6.22 88.0 88.5
6.37 90.0 92.4
6.53 92.0 96.4
6.70 94.0 100.9
6.86 95.0 105.1
7.01 97.0 109.1
7.17 98.0 113.5
7.34 99.0 118.2
7.50 101.0 122.7
7.66 102.0 127.3
7.82 103.0 131.7
8.00 104.0 136.9
8.14 106.0 141.2
8.30 107.0 145.9
8.45 108.0 150.4
8.63 109.0 155.9
8.78 111.0 160.5
8.94 112.0 165.5
9.09 113.0 170.2
9.27 114.0 175.7
9.42 115.0 180.6
9.58 116.0 185.8
9.74 117.0 190.8
9.91 119.0 196.7
10.07 120.0 201.8
10.22 121.0 207.0
10.38 122.0 212.3
10.56 123.0 218.4
10.71 124.0 223.9
10.87 125.0 229.3
11.03 126.0 234.9
11.21 128.0 241.3
11.37 129.0 247.1
11.53 130.0 252.9
11.68 131.0 258.3
11.87 132.0 265.1
12.03 133.0 271.1
12.19 134.0 277.2
12.34 135.0 282.9
12.52 136.0 289.5
12.67 137.0 295.3
12.83 139.0 301.3
12.98 140.0 307.3
13.16 141.0 314.3
13.31 142.0 320.4
13.47 143.0 326.5
13.63 144.0 332.8
13.81 145.0 340.1
13.97 146.0 346.5
14.12 147.0 352.9
14.28 148.0 359.4
14.47 149.0 367.0
14.63 150.0 373.7
14.79 151.0 380.4
14.97 152.0 388.2
15.12 153.0 394.6

Now, I'm off to have something to eat and a good shower, I'll see you chaps tomorrow +++
Goodnight.

PS. What a meet, I'm over the moon with the organisation, location and especially you guys, more to come in the report
Ahhhh, and I'm well chuffed with the 2nd place in Best D3 category especially it wasn't expected at all :pint:

ainarssems 8th June 2014 10:10 PM

VCDS is not that reliable as it depends a lot on tyre diameter(size and wear), for precise measurement you need either track timer or dedicated GPS meter. Phone apps that rely on GPS are not too accurate either, well maybe some or depending on phone are but not the ones I tried. For example on my S8 by the specs should do 6.8 but testing on phone the results vary 6.1-7.3 on the same app so average is about where it should be. Have not got full VCDS but that would be fair bit slower because I got oversized tyres with almost new tread

M-A8 8th June 2014 10:37 PM

...and there it starts, ruining my run :rolleyes:

I know what you are saying, but I have to disagree.
Why vcds would be so inaccurate???? Date is read straight from the car's computer via USB cable, at least 1.3 straight into another computer which has a duel core cpu with 8GB ram just in case ;)
How would that be inaccurate when compared to lets say GPS app??
And to be fair, it says next to the time +-0.3sec, this is the possible inaccuracy in the range of 6.6sec - 7.2sec, average is the actual time measured which is in both examples same 6.9sec

Any way, just want to remind you that she has exactly 148k miles on the clock :D and I haven't chopped the roof off and taken all the glass out just for this run :D

+++

tintin 8th June 2014 10:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by M-A8 (Post 76080)
...and there it starts, ruining my run :rolleyes:

Any way, just want to remind you that she has exactly 148k miles on the clock :D and I haven't chopped the roof off and taken all the glass out just for this run :D

+++

What about the back seats Marcin?..;)

M-A8 8th June 2014 11:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tintin (Post 76082)
What about the back seats Marcin?..;)

Hand on my heart, I wasn't ready to do that straight after 500miles run journey back home, but i did took some rubbish out and half of a toilet roll as well :D

Delboy 8th June 2014 11:33 PM

Sounds like you had a good weekend Marcin, well done on the 2nd place, makes me wonder knowing how clean your car is who got first???

So disappointed I had to be here watching a pipeline plough, (boring)

Next one maybe

David's8 9th June 2014 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Delboy (Post 76085)
Sounds like you had a good weekend Marcin, well done on the 2nd place, makes me wonder knowing how clean your car is who got first???

So disappointed I had to be here watching a pipeline plough, (boring)

Next one maybe

Ahh but the prize was for the most desireable D3 and ditto D2 and that's a different thing than the best presented - for which Marcin was up there. +++ And there were some VERY desirable D3s. Tonupkid's S8 was classy but Marcin's exhaust drew eyes and ears from a 500m radius. Chuckletinlegs looked the dogs whatsits with the wheels and ceramics so its was all about the subjective desires of the voters. BrianG will, no doubt, post the winners of two classes if he can remember as I for some reason have forgotten :o

Dezzy 9th June 2014 08:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by M-A8 (Post 76075)
So, after 500miles drive back home from the Meet, I just couldn't resist to do what was bothering me throughout the weekend, a 0-60mph run and 1/4mile run.

So Mr Dezzy, if your 7.8sec (4.2) is something hard to beat , then not anymore !!!
A younger sister (3.7-the new 7.3 :D) just beat your record, lots of sweat but she did it.
Soooooooo, the drums please !!!!!!

6.9sec 0-60mph hahaha haha ha haha :D

Sunday,08,June,2014,21:57:09:36862
Control Module Part Number: 4E0 910 560 R Component and/or Version: 3.7L V8/5V G 0010

0 to 60 mph: 6.9 +- 0.30s
1/4 mile: 15.2 +- 0.31s, @95 mph
60-90 mph: 6.8 +- 0.33s
660 feet: 10.0 +- 0.30s, @73 mph

Time(s) km/h m
0.00 0.0 0.0
0.15 2.0 0.1
0.29 5.0 0.3
0.45 8.0 0.6
0.60 12.0 1.1
0.74 15.0 1.7
0.89 18.0 2.5
1.06 21.0 3.5
1.21 24.0 4.5
1.35 27.0 5.5
1.49 29.0 6.6
1.65 32.0 8.1
1.81 35.0 9.6
1.96 37.0 11.2
2.13 40.0 13.0
2.30 42.0 15.0
2.45 45.0 16.9
2.61 47.0 18.9
2.76 50.0 21.1
2.95 52.0 23.8
3.11 54.0 26.2
3.27 56.0 28.7
3.46 58.0 31.8
3.62 59.0 34.3
3.78 61.0 37.1
3.93 63.0 39.7
4.10 65.0 42.9
4.25 67.0 45.7
4.41 69.0 48.7
4.57 70.0 51.7
4.75 72.0 55.4
4.92 74.0 58.8
5.08 76.0 62.1
5.23 78.0 65.5
5.40 80.0 69.3
5.56 81.0 72.9
5.71 83.0 76.4
5.88 85.0 80.2
6.05 87.0 84.5
6.22 88.0 88.5
6.37 90.0 92.4
6.53 92.0 96.4
6.70 94.0 100.9
6.86 95.0 105.1
7.01 97.0 109.1
7.17 98.0 113.5
7.34 99.0 118.2
7.50 101.0 122.7
7.66 102.0 127.3
7.82 103.0 131.7
8.00 104.0 136.9
8.14 106.0 141.2
8.30 107.0 145.9
8.45 108.0 150.4
8.63 109.0 155.9
8.78 111.0 160.5
8.94 112.0 165.5
9.09 113.0 170.2
9.27 114.0 175.7
9.42 115.0 180.6
9.58 116.0 185.8
9.74 117.0 190.8
9.91 119.0 196.7
10.07 120.0 201.8
10.22 121.0 207.0
10.38 122.0 212.3
10.56 123.0 218.4
10.71 124.0 223.9
10.87 125.0 229.3
11.03 126.0 234.9
11.21 128.0 241.3
11.37 129.0 247.1
11.53 130.0 252.9
11.68 131.0 258.3
11.87 132.0 265.1
12.03 133.0 271.1
12.19 134.0 277.2
12.34 135.0 282.9
12.52 136.0 289.5
12.67 137.0 295.3
12.83 139.0 301.3
12.98 140.0 307.3
13.16 141.0 314.3
13.31 142.0 320.4
13.47 143.0 326.5
13.63 144.0 332.8
13.81 145.0 340.1
13.97 146.0 346.5
14.12 147.0 352.9
14.28 148.0 359.4
14.47 149.0 367.0
14.63 150.0 373.7
14.79 151.0 380.4
14.97 152.0 388.2
15.12 153.0 394.6

:

:ROFL: I never said it was hard to beat Macrin, what i said was i had the roof bars and box on the car at the time, i'll take them off and post the results for you here :p

M-A8 9th June 2014 09:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 76097)
:ROFL: I never said it was hard to beat Macrin, what i said was i had the roof bars and box on the car at the time, i'll take them off and post the results for you here :p

yeah yeah yeah, bla bla bla :p
You said : ''The towel is down, i don't want to be the one to embarrass you...bla bla bla''
And don't worry, I was pulling a caravan on this run and took 4 ignition coils out to make it more fair :D

I'm just proud of her, she is doing well and if I look into gearbox remap I may bring this time down by another 0.2sec +++

Dezzy 9th June 2014 09:37 AM

Oh yeah, i did say that didn't i. i might have been fishing for a reaction there mate. Shame I didn’t get one :D

Goran 9th June 2014 10:05 AM

Ainarssems is right, +/- 0.3s is not very accurate. If you want accuracy best to look for a gps with sampling rate of 10 times per second, then accuracy should be +/- 0.1s
But, its good fun to be able to use VCDS, who wants to throw away £400 on a Performance box meter or similar.

http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=87905

the cheapest performance mod is to run with your fuel tank almost empty. If its a 90l capacity, you could drop around 60kg, which could improve your 0-60 by around 0.2s

Dezzy 9th June 2014 10:49 AM

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Another big factor in this as you say Goran is weight, this is how the 8 looked when I did my run. I’ll remove it before I pick up that towel that Marcin threw down. http://forum.a8parts.co.uk/attachmen...1&d=1402310725 :snigger:

M-A8 9th June 2014 03:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 76107)
Another big factor in this as you say Goran is weight, this is how the 8 looked when I did my run. I’ll remove it before I pick up that towel that Marcin threw down. http://forum.a8parts.co.uk/attachmen...1&d=1402310725 :snigger:

:rolleyes: , still smaller (load) than a caravan I was pulling lats night on the dual carriageway when doing this run which was filled in fully with books :D and a smaller engine (than yours) :D

Try fitting the roof box to the bonnet next time, you never know, better aerodynamics may actually help you to break into 7.5sec :ROFL:

If not, then park on the top of a long hill and then do the run (with the roof box still fitted to your bonnet :ROFL:

:pint: for the 3.7s (the new 7.3) +++

I was pulling one of them last night
http://static.businessinsider.com/im...in-caravan.jpg

M-A8 9th June 2014 03:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Goran (Post 76105)
Ainarssems is right, +/- 0.3s is not very accurate. If you want accuracy best to look for a gps with sampling rate of 10 times per second, then accuracy should be +/- 0.1s
But, its good fun to be able to use VCDS, who wants to throw away £400 on a Performance box meter or similar.

http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=87905

the cheapest performance mod is to run with your fuel tank almost empty. If its a 90l capacity, you could drop around 60kg, which could improve your 0-60 by around 0.2s

OK, I get the point, but if anyone will do exactly same runs via VCDS then we all will have accuracy of +-0.3sec, and lets don't forget that this is just for fun +++
...and to shut Mr Dezzy :D

PS. Dezzy, if you decide to to the down hill run to improve time, you may actually attach the trailer to the front bumper as it will take you down hill even quicker than without it +++

Goran 9th June 2014 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 76107)
Another big factor in this as you say Goran is weight, this is how the 8 looked when I did my run. I’ll remove it before I pick up that towel that Marcin threw down. http://forum.a8parts.co.uk/attachmen...1&d=1402310725 :snigger:

Lol! +++
I'm loving this competition, can we make another A8 meet out of it with everyone cheering the two of you on?

briang9 9th June 2014 10:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David's8 (Post 76091)
Ahh but the prize was for the most desireable D3 and ditto D2 and that's a different thing than the best presented - for which Marcin was up there. +++ And there were some VERY desirable D3s. Tonupkid's S8 was classy but Marcin's exhaust drew eyes and ears from a 500m radius. Chuckletinlegs looked the dogs whatsits with the wheels and ceramics so its was all about the subjective desires of the voters. BrianG will, no doubt, post the winners of two classes if he can remember as I for some reason have forgotten :o

Winners of the most desirable cars contest

D2 Section

1. Tintin
2. The_Laird
3. Notorious

D3 Section

1. Tonupkid
2. M-A8
3. MAM




mutter mutter can't believe mine came 5th behind two 3.7s... the shame:o...... mutter mutter bah!!

M-A8 10th June 2014 06:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by briang9 (Post 76177)
Winners of the most desirable cars contest

D2 Section

1. Tintin
2. The_Laird
3. Notorious

D3 Section

1. Tonupkid
2. M-A8
3. MAM




mutter mutter can't believe mine came 5th behind two 3.7s... the shame:o...... mutter mutter bah!!

I'd like to use this opportunity to say Thank You to everyone who voted me 2nd, you made me really happy and the whole thing came unexpectedly, massive Thank You.

PS. Brian, could you post the amount of votes each car received, D2 and D3??

David's8 10th June 2014 11:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by briang9 (Post 76177)
Winners of the most desirable cars contest

D2 Section

1. Tintin
2. The_Laird
3. Notorious

D3 Section

1. Tonupkid
2. M-A8
3. MAM

mutter mutter can't believe mine came 5th behind two 3.7s... the shame:o...... mutter mutter bah!!

Perhaps you should have opened the bonnet and shown off some chrome jubilee clips or something. Did NOBODY notice the classy black dice!? That was worth a vote or two! :p
I cant believe you beat me! What with the highly desirable, classy vavona/twist interior (so much better than all black) ;)

tintin 10th June 2014 01:23 PM

If we had a vote for who's the most competitive of our bunch, I think I know who'd win...;)

Norretal 10th June 2014 02:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tintin (Post 76221)
If we had a vote for who's the most competitive of our bunch, I think I know who'd win...;)

You beat me to it, I was about to comment on that......"Winning isn't everything, but it beats anything in second place"....as William C Bryant once said.

Marcin has it scribed on his sunvisor......:ROFL:

briang9 10th June 2014 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by M-A8 (Post 76189)

PS. Brian, could you post the amount of votes each car received, D2 and D3??

If I have interpreted Connor's workings correctly then these are the votes of the Tyndrum Jury+++

D2

S8 XSD – 30
C6 JPG – 28
S8 DSV – 22
V8 GUD – 19
S8 FNL – 18
GV02 OYY – 9
S8 DTO – 2
LV51 MWS – 2
S8 DVM – 2
X341 PLD – 2
S800 CRG – 1
P65 SUB – 1 + (Special Mention of Shabby Chic Bonnet)

D3

BF07 LNH – 36
A8 RRU – 28
UF04 MAM – 23
D16 DGC – 20
S8 XOL – 16
M11 KNG – 14
KM06 AUU - 2

PsYcHe 10th June 2014 07:40 PM

Woo hoo.. I got votes this year :)

Trophy885 10th June 2014 09:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PsYcHe (Post 76236)
Woo hoo.. I got votes this year :)

You read my mind Richard, I thought exactly the same!!

Humble thanks to those who gave my modest steed the "thumbs up"

Best regards to all!

Steve

steamship 10th June 2014 10:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PsYcHe (Post 76236)
Woo hoo.. I got votes this year :)

I'm amazed I got 2 votes, and I promise I didn't vote for myself :ROFL:

Will now have to make an effort to get the rear bumper sorted out.

Dezzy 11th June 2014 06:26 AM

I'm glad the bonnet got the vote it deserves, obviously someone with taste and a great understanding of all that is 8. I’m not sure the masses realise how much time, effort and poorboy’s polish have gone in to get the bonnet like that.
You seen it at the meet first guy's another couple of years everyone else will catch up and it'll be the new bling.

notorious 11th June 2014 06:32 AM

I voted your car Dezzy. Your bonnet is special.


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