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The car is not that light guys... 2500 would have been light, close to 2800 and we don't even know if that means dry or wet. That's pretty heavy. People complain about the power because, it is LOW on it. A good power output would have been 230-240, a great power output for this car would be 300.
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light compared to what? 90's tech?
Evo X is 3500lb compared to cars in its own category, given it's functionality, it is light.
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Then by that definition...an Isuzu Gemini a Chrysler Valiant, and Mitsubishi Galant are all Sports cars...
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OHH NO YOU DIDN'T...
if anyone doesn't have the urge to get an Isuzu after watching this, well.. whatever. [u2b]GveDVITQ5H4[/u2b]
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How much 'easy' power does the new 2.0T leave to be gained?
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The base curb weight is 3131. It's only 3500 when you add all the heavy bits, the giant sound system, the DCT, and whatever other crap they throw in that car. Think about how much the brz is gonna weigh with its navi and everything in there. I would say as far as weight goes, compared to their original goals of 2500. it is heavy. Especially for the power it makes. Now if it was a 2.2 or 2.4 liter that made 220-240 and had roughly the same weight. That it would have a pretty good power to weight ratio. Right now the cars needs something, either weight reduction or more power. And to be frank its just much easier to add more power than to take away weight. |
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I figure they'll achieve only slightly better outputs as the previous, so gains aren't going to be as spectacular. |
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There was a guy name Jared who ran 15.1 seconds in the 1/4 mile stock and then spent that same amount and ran 13.6 seconds with less than 2 grand. |
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that 13.6 car, has anything broke yet, axle? clutch? any poped wires? Are the synchros still alive? So often you read about these amazing success stories, but you never hear any check-ups on them.
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With the guy SUB says going to ~230 whp, that's going to be pretty close to what the new DI goes stock. So part of the argument of (+60 whp for $2k) is going to be no longer, or less, valid. Edit: (No 'Official' new thread for you welcoming yourself back, Exage? Heh... How was the boat?)
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