0-60 time for rc base
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0-60 time for rc base
I currently have an 2021 Avalon xle which hits 60 (with some tweaks) in 5.5 seconds. What’s the Lexus rc specs. My friend wants a car that can beat mine.
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You are asking about the base RC so that is a different forum. I believe, the RC350 is around 5.3 - 5.4 seconds and the RC300/200t are in the 5.9 - 6.2 seconds. BTW, this forum is for RCF (5.0 Liter V8 472 HP), which is around 3.9 - 4.1 seconds depending on the test.
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First result on Google. This site is the one stop shop. https://www.zeroto60times.com/vehicl...-60-mph-times/
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First result on Google. This site is the one stop shop. https://www.zeroto60times.com/vehicl...-60-mph-times/
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I don’t even know why 0-60 is in any form a reasonable measurement for acceleration. 0-60 mag times can be easily manipulated. 1/4 mile is a better measurement and even that measurement in mags is suspicious.
Our cars usually tend to be better rolling. We don’t have AWD, we don’t have turbos that give us massive torque, and our cars tip at 3900-4000lbs. Most of the “races” online won by RCFs are rolling.
Our cars usually tend to be better rolling. We don’t have AWD, we don’t have turbos that give us massive torque, and our cars tip at 3900-4000lbs. Most of the “races” online won by RCFs are rolling.
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0-60 mph depends on traction a lot off the line, which is why AWD cars with relatively low 1/4 mile trap speeds, run great 0-60 mph. It also helps 1/4 mile times.
Though, I agree RCF's best acceleration performance comes from rolling starts. 30 - 40 mph in 1st gear rolling or 50 mph in 2nd gear rolling in manual/sport+ mode. Though, the ETC I put on the car makes the car react so much reactive off the line that it feels like beast with so much initial burst of power on tap right in the 1st 3 - 4 inches of the throttle input.
Though, I agree RCF's best acceleration performance comes from rolling starts. 30 - 40 mph in 1st gear rolling or 50 mph in 2nd gear rolling in manual/sport+ mode. Though, the ETC I put on the car makes the car react so much reactive off the line that it feels like beast with so much initial burst of power on tap right in the 1st 3 - 4 inches of the throttle input.
I don’t even know why 0-60 is in any form a reasonable measurement for acceleration. 0-60 mag times can be easily manipulated. 1/4 mile is a better measurement and even that measurement in mags is suspicious.
Our cars usually tend to be better rolling. We don’t have AWD, we don’t have turbos that give us massive torque, and our cars tip at 3900-4000lbs. Most of the “races” online won by RCFs are rolling.
Our cars usually tend to be better rolling. We don’t have AWD, we don’t have turbos that give us massive torque, and our cars tip at 3900-4000lbs. Most of the “races” online won by RCFs are rolling.
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