94 ssei vs 96 ssei
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Originally Posted by willwren
96 is full OBD2, Series 2 for all models, and the last year of the 4T60E.
93 is the last year of true OBD1, with the PCM flash feature, and full on-board diagnostics on the ECC.
93 is the last year of true OBD1, with the PCM flash feature, and full on-board diagnostics on the ECC.
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So would 93 is the best year for series 1? Wow that is cool. Does that mean it would beat a 94 or 95 SSEi in a race?
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Originally Posted by My new car
So would 93 is the best year for series 1? Wow that is cool. Does that mean it would beat a 94 or 95 SSEi in a race?
As Custom said, the 93 SSEi is slightly slower than the 94/95. 20 hp difference stock.
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Virtually every year is different, as the weights differ. Almost every year had slight changes, especially in 92/93.
Try google. Nobody seems to know for sure, and they've never been tested head-to-head in identical conditions on the same track.
Try google. Nobody seems to know for sure, and they've never been tested head-to-head in identical conditions on the same track.
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1994 SSEi 0-60 8.0? (Couldn't find a source but that'd be my best guess.)
1996 SSEi 0-60 7.5 seconds (www.edmunds.com)
1996 SSEi 0-60 7.5 seconds (www.edmunds.com)
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No offense to you or anything Red Rocket, but what do you have to back that up? Stock tested by like every magazine got to 60 in just under eight if not right at 8 for our cars, especially yours. Just wondering about this.