Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: conalnugent on 12 October 2013, 10:39:53
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So I got an omega sales brochure for 99p on flea bay during the week. Always buy one of these always cramed with useful info. Anyway I seen the 2.5td tractor in manual has a 0-60 of over 11 seconds. Nit suprised to be honest.
So tried mine there now. One attempt got 8.2 sec. Seems the lowrr raito lsd mapped brain etc have made a substantial difference. Just makes me wonder what it will do with launch practice, a long overdue service and this front mount ic fited and boost leak fixed.
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So I got an omega sales brochure for 99p on flea bay during the week. Always buy one of these always cramed with useful info. Anyway I seen the 2.5td tractor in manual has a 0-60 of over 11 seconds. Nit suprised to be honest.
So tried mine there now. One attempt got 8.2 sec. Seems the lowrr raito lsd mapped brain etc have made a substantial difference. Just makes me wonder what it will do with launch practice, a long overdue service and this front mount ic fited and boost leak fixed.
Sounds optimistic.
Timings taken from the speedo and a hand held stop watch are far from accurate. :)
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Id hardly say my finger was 3 seconds slow. .....
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My TD auto seemed to be in the era of 8.5-9s, depending on how well the tyres worked, unscientifically with MID stopwatch and speedo.
Chipped, obviously.
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My old Remapped BM 325 TDSE would hit 60 in a tad over 7 secs, followed by leaving a very embarrassing 'we need to close this area down' Black Smoke behind it ::)
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My old Remapped BM 325 TDSE would hit 60 in a tad over 7 secs, followed by leaving a very embarrassing 'we need to close this area down' Black Smoke behind it ::)
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Same here
But as stated above. Using the mid is hardly the most scientific approach to doing a 0-60. I takr it the peeler calibrated speedos are band on the readings? And can one be fitted to a td?
Any other ideas on getting a more accurate 0-60 measurement without having to buy or hire expensive equipment? ???
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Plod speedo bolts straight in, engine irrelevant :y
But, for it to be accurate, the tyre and wheel sizes MUST be the same size thatthe speedo was calibrated to
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Won't be a problem. My mate breaks only.omegas so wont be a bother finding one