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karma003 12-06-2012 09:42 AM

Frs vs 13' sti
 
In the battle of the scubbys, who comes out on top when heading into auto x competitiom? Friend jusy bought one & started talking trash saying hes gonna best me hands down. What do yall think? Do we have a chance? I know this is an frs forum but plz dont have a one track mind. Be realistic

BioRage 12-06-2012 10:05 AM

Why don't you both go head on, record it, and tell us.

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diirk 12-06-2012 10:21 AM

I think a lot of it has to with the drivers and the car set up. Stock to stock, I think the STI will beat the FRS like a red-headed step-child. With some basic mods to the FRS, I think it could be competitive, depending on the course layout.

dori. 12-06-2012 10:25 AM

would depend heavily on the course setup and driver

iLuveKetchup 12-06-2012 10:25 AM

Given equal drivers and you are not talking about PAX.... BRZ/FR-S over a '13 STi. Without a doubt. Not even close. A Stock or Street Touring GR STi are way too heavy and awkward at the auto-x. However, if the GR was modified to ASP/SM spec, only then will the GR STi be faster.

karma003 12-06-2012 10:31 AM

Hmm well I just got exhaust & most of the coarse layouts r pretty tight. Well see on the first weekend of next month

karma003 12-06-2012 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by iLuveKetchup (Post 593841)
Given equal drivers... BRZ/FR-S over a '13 STi. Without a doubt. Not even close. A Stock or Street Touring GR STi are way too heavy and awkward at the auto-x. However, if the GR was modified to ASP/SM spec, only then will the GR STi be faster.

Thats what I was thinking

BioRage 12-06-2012 11:35 AM

Ultimately I think it depends on the driver.. but the best answer for your personal question is a head on head match with your friend =D.

Than switch cars!

Eurasianman 12-06-2012 12:17 PM

Don't know why, but this sort of reminds me of Initial D when the eight six was battling the R32.

As others have said, I'd say it's more dependent on the driver than the car. But if you have two professional drivers, than possibly the STi. Just my guess.

Texas BRZ 12-06-2012 12:36 PM

Tell your friend he's going to win. Thataway to be the underdog, and go into the event without anything to lose, mentally.

Chances are you may perhaps be the happier camper afterwards, who knows? ;)

Sorry, I'm just a strong believer in the Driver (and mental preparation) being greater than the Car in many circumstances ... Of course, I could be proven incorrect, but that may or may not change my mind. :D

raul 12-06-2012 12:41 PM

The STi would be faster. The launch alone will buy the STi about a second and a half head start, and the better stock rubber will make it able to keep a good pace. Depending on the course layout as well, but I would say the STi would take it.

chulooz 12-06-2012 01:22 PM

Drivers race man, hope you know your car! Stock v stock, same driver its the STI... But i doubt your friend will be able squeeze the most out of it.

Double the torque, third more power, real summer rubber, and awd.

karma003 12-06-2012 02:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chulooz (Post 594105)
Drivers race man, hope you know your car! Stock v stock, same driver its the STI... But i doubt your friend will be able squeeze the most out of it.

Double the torque, third more power, real summer rubber, and awd.

Doubt he can too. He used to drive an auto honda crz. Now he thinks hes the shit just cuz he sits behind the sti badge

Jedi1 12-06-2012 02:44 PM

I ran a test and tune a few weeks back with several National level cars at the event. My FRS with only a Perrin cat back was 2ish seconds back on a 55 second course of a couple CSP Miatas and an STX RX8. Both of the cars you are talking about are quite capable in the right hands. This one comes down to driver, not the car.


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