Considering that approximately 500 horsepower is about the limit you can put down with those tires, good luck with more than twice that limit. You’ll be smoked on the street by a stock scat pack.
Considering that approximately 500 horsepower is about the limit you can put down with those tires, good luck with more than twice that limit. You’ll be smoked on the street by a stock scat pack.
Glad your okay Sean. This is great reminder for me to gear up tomorrow. My Abarth isn’t back from the shop yet and my rental coverage runs out today. I’ll be commuting on the good ol WR250 for next few business days, these 31 degree mornings are going to suck.
The V10 R8 is cheaper than the techno-shit NSX too.
No
The original NSX was a reliable V6 Ferrari. It was a better car than the Corvette and quicker too, especially on the track and street. Honda built a brilliant platform for the win.
That’s my exact point, the NSX was a reliable V6 Ferrari. It was a better car than the Corvette and quicker too, especially on the track and street. Honda built a brilliant platform for the win.
If someone is spending that much money on a sports car or what Honda calls its super car, wouldn’t you think that basic performance perimeters would be considered? If plebian $60K base Corvettes are more than competitive with their pushrod V8s then why spend twice that amount?
They moved on about six years ago.
The original was a light weight, mid-engine v6 sports car for $60K. The driving dynamics were fantastic and it pulled off a 0-60 of 5.7 seconds. It wasn’t 911-turbo fast but it was faster than a base C4 Z51 Corvette (0-60 of 6 seconds).
This is essentially the Camaro platform correct?
Covering a target in dust doesn’t count, the bomb looks like it hit 10-15 meters away from the targeted building.