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"feeling" very quick at the moment, and although passengers are saying different, out of curiosity I had someone time the car in the passenger seat yesterday to 60 and I'm curious to see what I "should" have got with the folowing.
? spinning will kill your times, (so will bogging at the start) ... still, between 5 and 7 seconds on the stop watch (will could be a second or more out depending on the person pressing the button)....(bit eager with the throttle changing into second).....tho i cannot remember the last time i ever revs to this, lol. If you have someone in the car watching the speedo until the indicated 60MPH, that is not going to be accurate... you should be able to tell if the car is running correctly. It should feel quicker than usual at the moment due to the colder air. these cars feel really fast when you first get them, then after a while, you get used to that power, they don't feel as quick anymore ... they are, you just don't get the same "shock and awe" experience. that's one of the biggest problems, to try and get that feeling back again you need to add more power, get used to it again, add more power and on and on and on."flat" esp cleaning up the plugs and leads 
Watch the petrol gauge stay where it is lol (you'll save money too)......open the taps! Then you'll see how quick they are and all that love'll come straight back 
...failing that, drive your mums/mates for a few days (obviously if they have a Skyline or Veyron this ain't gonna work lol). Then get back in yours.. 
LuizeGT wrote:maybe give it a service? always sorts mine out when feeling
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if its above 200whp and std / above torque, then you know your 0-62 time cannot be more than 5.4sec! , drag tyres and c-16 then do 0-62 in less than 3 seconds 
that will make it feel fast again Max is (I think) 56mph. The N/A gearbox will make 62 in 2nd. There are manuals about that tell you this. Will take a piccy of mine that says this. 
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Give her a bit of 1.2 
