Wiki for NSX 0-60, 0-100, 0-150MPH times

This should be a useful reference for people from all kinds of different articles over the years.


April 1994 R&T 1994 NSX 0-100 14.4 0-100-0 19.0 (fyi, a ZR1 did it in 17.3)

R&T 1991 Sports car and GT, 1991 NSX 0-100 14.0 1/4 14.0 @100 MPH

May 1997 MT, 1997 NSX-T 0-100 11.8, 0-100-0 16.3 (FYI 97 vette did it in 11.1/15.7). The NSX also hit 150.2 NSX in 34.0 seconds.

1996 R7T Sports and GT, 1996 NSX-T 0-100 13.1 1/4 14.0 @ 103.5

1993 R&T sports and GT, 1993 NSX 0-100 14.0 1/4 14.0 @ 100

July 1997, 97 NSX-T 0-100 11.7 0-150 38.6

August 1994, 94 NSX 0-100 12.6 1/4 13.6 @ 105.7

Sept 2002 1997 Comptech NSX-T (claimed 460HP -- yeah right), 0-100 10.3 0-150 28.8 (i put the 0-100 and 100-150 times together) not sure how accurate that is, however, they said 100-150 was 9.8 seconds faster than a stock 97 NSX. That puts 100-150 @ 26.9. They said stock 0-100 was 11.7. That puts a stock NSX at 0-150 @ 38.6 done the same method.

August 1998... THE IMFAMOUS NSX...
1998 NSX coupe, 0-100 10.6 0-150 28.2 -- faster than the 460HP CTSC above... still 3 seconds slower than the 05 vette.

March 1996, MT, modified NSX (91-94) 0-100 11.6, 1/4 13.2 @ 108.7 0-100-0 @ 16.2 this car made 273 RWHP est 338HP crank.

Feb 1997, R&T, 0-100 11.7, 0-110 14.0 1/4 13.5 @ 108 MPH

Car and Driver, Zanardi NSX 0-100 11.8, 1/4 13.2 @ 106, 0-150 34.7

July 1995 0-150MPH 0-100: 13.8 1/4 @ 103mph, 0-150 MPH 45.5

Ummm... maybe create it as a wiki entry?

I am sorry, i am not 100% sure how this section works. Should I actually post it to the wiki?

NetViper said:

I am sorry, i am not 100% sure how this section works. Should I actually post it to the wiki?

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Yes that would be great.

This section is for wiki article discussion. A thread is automatically created in here when someone clicks the "discuss" tab on a wiki article.

But if you have information to post to the wiki, just go ahead and create the page and categorize it as you see fit.

I have obviously done a horrible job explaining the whole wiki thing because I don't think 99% of the people here understand it. I thought it was intuitive to many people because of the popularity of wikipedia, but I guess most people don't realize how wikipedia actually works, they just read it. That is a big miscalculation on my part.

The problem is I don't know how to educate people about it. Thus the biggest potential benefit I've ever seen for the NSX community is basically not being used and essentially it's my fault for poorly managed education and deployment.