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FR-S vs. Corvette ZR1
LOL JK we all know who wins this as far as performance. But I would love to see a battle between them if the same budget was allocated to buy and mod both cars.
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^Yes because comparing modded cars is even worse than comparing new, stock cars with vastly different sticker prices and specs
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I think if the ZR1 was modded as well it would be a no contest for the ZR1
but say gleave the ZR1 stock while the 86/frs/brz get the rest of the funds for mods (not right now since the aftermarket isn't there yet) and we have a good contest hell actually I'm pretty sure doing a Cosworth sti engine swap wouldn't cost as much as the ZR1 price and be as fast or faster but yea very very pointless thread IMO
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