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Old 03-04-2017, 06:27 AM   #15
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And of course the newer BRZ has even shorter final drive ratio
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I don't think the 2.0L Miata has more power. The engine has same torque and the maximum rpms are 1K less. It is faster because it is 440 pounds lighter. It makes sense because it is a smaller car. This weight difference helps a lot in low to mid range speeds.
What I meant was that the ND is capable of accelerating out of a slow 2nd gear corner at 3k rpm while the 86 falls flat on it's face. I did not mean that it made more horsepower. Weight is absolutely a big factor.

The point of my post was more that the video shows the 1.5L miata, but the 2.0L US spec miata is clearly a better performer than the 86.
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What I meant was that the ND is capable of accelerating out of a slow 2nd gear corner at 3k rpm while the 86 falls flat on it's face.


Yep at 3k rpm, the 86 has a lot of work to do. I was watching once a racing driver which had the same issue and then he started down-shifting on 1st gear. However, his car was a limited edition 14R60 which had a longer 1st gear.
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