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The BRZ/FRS/86 can pass cars like a motherF'er
provided you actually know how to drive.
Let's use this thread to show prospective buyers that the 86 can leave other cars in the dust, when correctly dropped into the upper ranges. It will also teach current owners who do not understand how to downshift ...how this works. Please post dashcam clips that demonstrate correct passing. I'll post one in the next day or two. |
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Actually, most any car is capable of passing other cars on the highway, it's when the car you're trying to pass also puts the pedal down where it becomes very clear just how slow the twins are.
10/10 though, great thread for sure. |
Oh boy.
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I don't know, I shift down to 5th and nothing happens lol. I'm kinda scared to go straight to 4th
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the mustang is like mashing the gas and holding on to a bolting horse while the frs is like feeling as if you are part of the car itself on the road. |
Third in any situation involving remotely legal speeds. Practice staying north of 4500 RPM. If you're not a double-clutcher, row your way down to third. (clutch in, 5-4-3, rev up, clutch out) Do not go straight 6-3 unless you have zero respect for mechanical things.
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no lie, doing 5k in 4th gear and dropping to 2nd provides a great boost-VTEC kicks in, yo
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um but how can u beat anyone if u double clutch on upshifts??
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i wants the popcorn LOL, but to add my two cents yeah i dont really have much of a problem with passing infact I just went on a 10 car cruise with some friends through the mountains, I am obviously the second slowest car there with the second slowest being a stock focus st, with rx7 and hawkeye being the fastest two there both heavily modified ( 500 hp+)
ANYWAYS... All ten of us were not having an issue and thankfully for me I didnt have much trouble keeping up on our spirited drive. Passes were far from risky and to be fair in the corners when they obviously werent in boost I made up some of the slack, but as soon as those straight aways happened... oh lord, you really realized how slow the twins are. But damn was it ever a blast running with about 3300HP (total of the cars estimated) give or take a hundred through the mountians. |
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Why do you try so hard?
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A 2010 civic si is faster then the 86.
Just say'n I would post a vid tomorrow. |
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Only downshifts. |
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Our highways in the GTA are far too crowded to just cruise... |
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Clutch in, shift to 4th (being gentle but swift), apply the accelerator and lift the clutch as the revs zoom, apply the rest of the accelerator. Shout "WOOHOO!", give the ole bird the finger as you pass. If you want you can practice the timing so the revs match that required in 4th as the clutch releases but it's less important. However the REALLY important thing is to lift the revs up and be applying throttle when the clutch begins to catch. If you left the revs drop even more and release the clutch you will get a horrid jolt forward and could potentially (in the wet) lose rear traction similar to grabbing the hand brake. |
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edit. IMHO these cars are just not THAT slow. |
I'm surprised at the number of people who are surprised by the need to pass.
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Nothing surprises me anymore, i'm too old. |
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You can't be shy to hit the redline in these cars. There is no power below 4500 RPM. Keep it between 4500 and 7400 RPM when you need to make a quick pass. The FA20 loves to rev |
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:popcorn::popcorn::popcorn::popcorn:Boy, Oh, boy I sure missed this thread huh....LmfaO!
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plot twist, ludwig was actually paid off by the mods to instigate as many people as possible :bow:
the forum has been a little slow lately :( |
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This thread needs more E-Torx bolts. Seriously, replace each of your bolts with these for +5hp each and fly past everyone else on the highway.
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