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the ae86 is not a timeless car. it looks like it was from the 80s but i guess ill agree with the classic thing. my point was that rwd>fwd isnt an absolute term like people are using it.
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If you dont get it shown by Japanese pro driver on that video then you dont get it, its same thing why you dont get why people cares about higher rev limit?what more can I do? maybe a picture illustration may help? if this dont work I dont know other way? Understeer going down hill (NO bad) if the Mazda speed 3 with a turbo is not better than the 26yrs old AE86 a car that has 1.6liter 112bhp Jujiro Matsuda will roll over his grave Last edited by 4agze; 11-09-2011 at 12:39 AM. |
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say that to pro drivers who owns a AE86 Nobuteru Taniguchi Keiichi tsuchiya Ueo Katsuhiro Ken Gushi Alex Phifer Taka Aono Manabu Orido Akira Iida I dont see people doing a mazdaspeed 3 festival all around the world Last edited by 4agze; 11-09-2011 at 12:47 AM. |
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Nice pics... now Imagine all of those are FT86s... Maybe in 25 years?
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i also understand that a fwd may understeer going downhill in this situation you have set up but what i dont get is why you think it will understeer more than a rwd car might |
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i had an ae86 for years and i liked it but it wasnt really anything special |
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find my post that I say RWD> FWD, man read all my post again im not against fwd non of my post say fwd sucks all my post was illustrating understeer on a downhill like what i posted. you are the one who made it a RWD vs FWD & i say stupid cuz it is stupid to compared a newer modern car fwd vs a old car rwd, I know ae86 is not for everyone and I can understand if its not for you thats why you sold it, maybe its not fruity enough or not up to your standards but thats on you. |
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at the end of the day is still dont see how this car is going to be sportier or faster or whatever were measuring when compared to the itr |
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When it comes down to ideal track conditions (anything but ice) FWD has zero performance advantages over RWD. With equal power, handling, tires, weight distribution, etc, a RWD car will handle as good or better than a FWD car. At 200hp, AWD FWD RWD doesn't matter, the cars are just powerful enough to have fun in, but not powerful enough to really maximize their (AWD & RWD) potential. The more power you add, to both cars, the more noticeable the RWD's advantage over the FWD becomes. ITR's were (and still are) badass cars. I used to love going to ITR racedays and meets with my Honda buddies with me in my Talon and a few other DSMers. It was a really fun rivalry we had back then, but a 250fwhp ITR wasn't touching my stock RX7. Let alone a 350fwhp against my 350rwhp RX7. All that said, I don't think the FR-S will beat the ITR in any performance categories right out of the box. I just hope the FRS platform is one that improves as you throw more power at it. |
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I completely disagree with this.
Even at 200hp, I can put ALL my power down with my AWD while in a FWD or RWD car I'd be breaking traction with the tires. Heck, you can have traction issues with a 90hp FWD car unless its running huge R-compounds on a perfectly dry day or something insane like that. |
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I agree that RWD isnt always better than FWD but for performance and driving pleasure RWD is better than everything IMO (everything is subject to taste)
However saying the 86 is not a timeless car is crazy since all the stuff you mentioned is great and all but the 86 itself is a part of car culture now year from now people will look back and think of how the 86 was a great car, how it help the drift craze, initial d and of course how its spirit inspired the ft86 people will not remember those other cars and while they may have their own events and club they have had no impact on car culture other than being the ugliest mass production car ever (Aztek)
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Thats ok No harm No foul, On the super car I was just stating the fact that no super car was made under a fwd config, I know you'll jump on that quick and loose focus on the debate thats why you added the ae86 vs the MS3 cuz, you know how proud I am on my ae86 and knowing a fwd car is faster better will hurt my ego right? but you didnt count on the years and tech between both cars. |
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