Originally Posted by corradoMR2

The heat doesn't help but at least humidity levels are practically non-existent. Instead of 0-100 km/hr and subtracting, switch the speedometer to MPH and any timer tools you use (if the latter can be done). Still, numbers are not that bad for the heat and all stock.

Originally Posted by corradoMR2

The heat doesn't help but at least humidity levels are practically non-existent. Instead of 0-100 km/hr and subtracting, switch the speedometer to MPH and any timer tools you use (if the latter can be done). Still, numbers are not that bad for the heat and all stock.

Originally Posted by jennypenny

Yup. I think that would be better

I don't think you should reduce 0.5-0.7s to your 0-100km/h maybe around 0.2s?

My 0-100km/h is 7.56s (=

Originally Posted by keyframe13

^^^ those are Prius numbers

Originally Posted by l5JLlll

Those are weather and environment affected timing!
for instance 0-60 times for:

A Lexus is350 is 5.6 and it gets 6.5 to 7 sec
A Dodge charger R/T is 5.2 and it gets 6.2-6.8 sec

weather is a big factor

Originally Posted by keyframe13

Under what conditions IS350 gets 7 sec? maybe 5000 ASL....who will test it under those conditions anyway. My point was that IS250 is a joke of an engine under any conditions

Originally Posted by l5JLlll

do you own a Lexus is250?