cyr0n_k0r

I need to know how many feet it takes for a stock 2007 scion tc to go from 0-70 full acceleration.

can anyone help with the math involved in that?

Daurigon

I believe Engifineer can help or Trung, one of the LED mods. They are usually the ones who answer this question. Hope they read this. Take care.

combatsteve

why?

draxcaliber

https://www.scionlife.com/scion/tc/datasheet.pdf

about 9 seconds reading the graph on that page.

KillaSpiceTSW

Why 0-70 and not 0-60. Cars are always measured in 0-60 and 1/4 mile for the most part. And remember depending on conditions your 0-70 in amount of feet will always be different. If you want numbers and results go to a track... Dont base your results off what you do on the street one day or what another website says. Most of the time there wrong. LOL

draxcaliber

i'm pretty sure motortrend did a diligent job of accurately measuring their acceleration times.

now, in truth, that time is made by running the car as hard as possible dropping the clutch from a high rpm and smoking the tires and such for the lowest 0-60 and 1/4 mile time. that is why car and driver does the 5-60 mph "street start" acceleration statistic. which is how fast the car would accelerate without dumping the clutch and such. a spirited acceleration, and not a full blown, all out racing launch.

WAlterEgo

iTrader: (1)

what is this for? does it have to be accurate

Dakine

^ go try it!

tC2_thumper

yah now im curious as to why you want to know this? very random!

SquallLHeart

uhhh... alot?

i don't think a question like that has ever been asked... much less been answered.

why do you need to know? cause most of the time that people have asked about that would be a 0-88...

bkuhl

iTrader: (1)

to get an accurate reading, you would first need to calibrate the flux-capacitor to 1.21 jigawatts. Until you have accomplished this, you will be unable to find out.

enjoithis

physics!

dannygenio