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when car manufacturer measures the cars acceleration, do they measure it with some device that actualy states when car reaches THE REAL 100 km/h OR do they just record the time it reaches for the speed shown on dashboard to be 100.
I know for a fact dash doesnt display correct speed (it shows u lower speed then it actualy is), so I would assume manufacturers have different methods to record acceleration.
Can anyone educate me on the matter? thnx:thumbsup:
I know for a fact dash doesnt display correct speed (it shows u lower speed then it actualy is), so I would assume manufacturers have different methods to record acceleration.
Can anyone educate me on the matter? thnx:thumbsup:
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Most of the speedometers read higher than the actual speed of the car. I used to do emission tests and the dynos are calibrated to read the exact speed, most cars showed anywhere from 2-10km/h more @ 40km/h, very few were dead on, and almost none read lower. The worst was a Porsche boxter which was showing 50-51km/h @ 40km/h.
I doubt any manufacturer tests their cars based on the speedo
I doubt any manufacturer tests their cars based on the speedo
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