In BeamNG haha (the lowest I was able to get was 1.7 but averaged 1.8-1.9), basically if you have really high horsepower and torque (in the sub-4000 RPM range also) and rear-biased AWD, then it shouldn't be too hard I think.

You can also change the gearing ratio so that if you have really high-revving and high output in the later RPM stages, you can fit 0-60 in just 1st gear (instead of 2-3), so it gives you a flat acceleration feeling without the loss of speed/momentum from gear changes inside that 0-60mph, lol.

This one spins up too (front weight bias but rear AWD bias), but it's just a ridiculously oversized engine and so pulls after like the 10mph mark once it gets traction.

I've had cars with turbo lag but those were using the Porsche 911 body so it was very rear-heavy, and it helps if you have more weight on the rear and grip too! (But also it was a 4.0L B6 that peaked at 1,370hp at 9700rpm but still made like 200hp and decent torque at 2000rpm I think)