SE/SLE 0-60
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SE/SLE 0-60
What are the 0-60 times on the SLE/SE Bonnevilles 2000+. I know they're over 9 seconds, but what are some actual figures that peopel have come up with? Thanks. (I tried search but I don't think anyone has asked about the 2000+ SLE/SE yet.)
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No one has seriously done 0-60 on their 2000+ SLE or SE Bonneville?
Not to be rude, really, but I really can't believe 8.3 seconds because even my Aurora is 'rated' for 8.9 seconds and it has 10 more horsepower, less weight, the same torque at almost the same RPM (4,400 RPM VS the 3800'* 4,000 RPM maximum torque) and a much higher gear ratio..
Not to be rude, really, but I really can't believe 8.3 seconds because even my Aurora is 'rated' for 8.9 seconds and it has 10 more horsepower, less weight, the same torque at almost the same RPM (4,400 RPM VS the 3800'* 4,000 RPM maximum torque) and a much higher gear ratio..
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Originally Posted by Custom88
No one has seriously done 0-60 on their 2000+ SLE or SE Bonneville?
Not to be rude, really, but I really can't believe 8.3 seconds because even my Aurora is 'rated' for 8.9 seconds and it has 10 more horsepower, less weight, the same torque at almost the same RPM (4,400 RPM VS the 3800'* 4,000 RPM maximum torque) and a much higher gear ratio..
Not to be rude, really, but I really can't believe 8.3 seconds because even my Aurora is 'rated' for 8.9 seconds and it has 10 more horsepower, less weight, the same torque at almost the same RPM (4,400 RPM VS the 3800'* 4,000 RPM maximum torque) and a much higher gear ratio..
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Originally Posted by gm4life
I bet it is trust me driven an 2004 Seville SLS (promo) at the Caddy dealer same engine I think she prolly could. Those N*'* really bark after 5500rpms!