09-21-2016, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by CBR600RR
And that is the exact reason why I said " 'scientific' methods (for lack of a better word) "
But!! I feel that the additional horse power, plus the new final drive, plus the performance package, plus the increased chassis rigidity, etc... could likely result in consistently quicker lap times or even 1/4 mile times. And by consistently quicker times. I mean the same driver in the same cars (2016 vs 2017) on the same tracks, doing lap, after lap, after lap, or run, after run, after run. BUT! maybe it wouldn't. THAT IS WHY I WANT TO SEE SOME BACK TO BACK REVIEWS/TESTS OF THE TWO MODEL YEARS.
Why is everyone giving me so much gruff on this??? I understand the differences are small. Any chimpanzee can see that by looking at the spec sheets.
I don't intend to be rude. I am just ranting a bit. 
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Not trying to give you guff just pointing out that when the expected differences will likely be in the 100ths to 10ths of a second range track or 1/4 miles times could just get lost in the noise. The changes are just not to the degree where significant numbers are going to show up.
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