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Still with smaller tires and a 4.10:1 rear end it would actually be pretty close, except the FT86 would need an extra shift to reach 60mph. Allch Chcar: My torque estimate is solidly founded for the tech they are using. I strongly believe the 151 lb-ft brochure number is going to end up being the upper end of a range where it makes '90% of peak torque from 3600-6600 rpm' for example. Edit: Aero-wise lower front area times lower Cd should mean a decent amount of less drag for the FT86
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