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Did I mention that my dad could beat up all of your dads?
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"Put similar boost on a 928 and see what happens?" Mule, seriously, you're joking right? A factory, bone stock 1989 951 does 0-60 in 5.5, the 1/4, which you love, in 14.2 and runs to 155. Which, IIRC, are the same performance numbers of the 1989 924S4! Yet, the 951 has 115 LESS horsepower.
FYI, 400HP on a WRX STI or EVO IS lightly modded. That's what, a chip, a boost controller, and maybe an exhaust? Didn't even have to operate on the engine to replace a blower. Hell if you want to do that, you could throw on a hybrid turbo that'll spool quick and make large power. I don't intend to get into a pissing match over this with you, because for every 700HP V8 you find, I can find a 700HP import. Just like I mentioned earlier. Although, regarding handling, I think you're just plain ****ing nuts if you think a Cobra will out handle an AWD WRX or STI. You push a lot of physics --trying hitting the physics equations yourself. Power to weight ratio, drag coefficents, frontal areas, hide heights, all play into how fast and how quick a vehicle is. If all that mattered was engine size, those F350 Turbo Diesel's would be eating everyones lunch and banging their wives, too.* Also, there's something called "tractable power." Logic would dictate that an AWD car would put power down more effectively and efficiently than would a RWD car, no? *Raz, the same guy with the 700+ HP blown Cobra, also has an F350 PowerStroke, lifted like 14 or 16 inches, that still runs high 13s in the 1/4. That's DAMNED fast for a truck that size. 5 miles per gallon? No thanks. |
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Liberals have bigger Johnsons than conservatives do.
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Mule, before you retort, please READ. If you had paid attention to my prior list of cars, you'd notice that many of them are RWD or AWD. Not every Japanese car is a FWD *****box. Further, I think the fine folks at Ferrari, Porsche, Lamborghini, Aston Martin, etc would be insulted that you are comparing their supercars to a Mustang.
Should you like to see FWD in action (I'm sure you don't), watch some of the SCCA professional racing. You'll see FWD mixing it up with RWD, and doing quite well. Related to the Cobra, I got that straight from a local BMW club member, who traded his E36 M3 for SC IRS Cobra. He was very happy with the straightline speed, but admitted that it would never handle as well as his M3. This was also the knock on the car from the magazines that reviewed it when new. A good effort, but not good enough to be a true road racer. Also, I would suggest you review the torque numbers that many turbo cars make. In many cases, they make more torque than HP. Not sure where your point is on that. If I were to purchase a new Evo for $30k and invest $20k into it, while you spent $50k on a used 996TT, that Evo would absolutely devour the 996TT. Absolutely no question. Hell, I bet it wouldn't even take that much in mods. I'd still rather have the 996TT, but I have to retort your ignorance. |
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Interesting thread, and interesting read....
Matt's echoes my exact sentiment(s), so I will keep quiet! But thought this picture speaks a thousand words...its Japanese and tell me if its rice... http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/3...beforedzs7.jpg Yes that is a Datsun 240Z. Yasin |
As we now know, anything that isn't a V8 powered, RWD American muscle car is now officially rice.
What I'd give for a nice 240Z. Evil temptress. Considering how cheap they are, it might pull me away from purchasing another 911 one day. |
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Mule a Lancer has 116 hp, but an the Evo IX was pushing out 276 and the X is somewhere just south of 300. Confusing a Lancer and an evo is like confusing a beetle and a 911.
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Whatever Mule, you win. I won't waste my time debating someone who doesn't take the time to comprehend what I write. Crank the Foghat, and make sure you rev the Cherrybombs at every red light.
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BTW, that's a serious looking Z. I used to have one. Very good car. |
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Heck,
I'm impressed you're going to Halloween parties where the discussion is about cars. At my age, we don’t have Halloween parties unless they're for the kids/grand-kids. And the discussions revolve around retirement finances, ailments, and our sex lives. There is one commonality. We still lie about sex.... |
That Z looks pretty well done.
By the way I was in Bowling Green at the races a few years ago, the same week as Z06fest. There was a guy there with a black Z06 that he had the dealer ship to Lingenfelter, sight unseen. 427 inch twin turbo, 700 rwhp, 6 piston brembos, etc, etc. The guy was some .com multi-millionaire and had NO clue. If the seat would have swiveled, he wouldn't have known which way the car was pointed. No group of enthusiasts has the market cornered on idiots. |
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We had a neighborhood halloween party last Saturday night. It was a great time, the neighbor that hosted it did a great job (plenty of booze).:D I finally met my car guy neighbor, who spent most of the time telling me how he lusted after the NSX he sold. Also told me how he wasn't impressed with the Carrera GT he drove, as he didn't feel connected to the car and the road.:eek: Must be nice to be a doctor. |
I'm sorry Mule, but again you're misinformed. The S4 had either a manual or autobox. The GT/GTS cars are evolutions of the S4. So saying that the 951 runs the same numbers because the S4 is an auto is....untrue. Sorry.
I didn't say the Mustang only won because the WRX missed a shift. I merely made an observation that the driver didn't seem to know his cock from his clutch. Surely we can agree on that? Well, I'm off to the bars, it's that time:) We'll continue when I'm back, and drunken. Take care guys@!! |
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