Nope. You can get consistent times from 5 mph starts. Of course it creates other variables, but it’s more representative of daily driving since a lot of people will regularly floor their car.
But they’re not using launch mode or dumping the clutch from 5k rpm which is what you get when you do 0 to 60 times.
Yep. 5 to 60 is more relevant for real world driving. At least for daily driving.
Theres ways to get mobile apps working. I personally am still using boost, but Sync is another popular choice that still works. You just have to patch the app to use your own accounts api credentials.
Sure, if you mean that you could find the answer scattered in a few comments on pages 4, 20, and 97, of a 200 page conversation.
Nope. It’s still 5 to 60 that’s more relevant unless you’re doing a 5k clutch dump with flat shifting or using launch mode.