Well, the viper sounds like it has two pissed off 5 cylinders... (in a good way)

The TTRS with the 2.5 only weighs 50lbs more than a TTS with the golf r 2.0. And that weight difference isn't due to the engine only. The two also feel nearly identical behind the wheel in terms of handling.

This is a good answer. Plus, the 2.5 has become super hot in the aftermarket world since its use in the latest ttrs. They make serious power with basic mods.

But is the EcoBoost 4 cylinder any good? I was expecting them to be a tuners best friend, but I haven’t seen anything very impressive in the aftermarket world.

His mustang could run r compounds without a dry sump because even with r compounds he likely only had comparable grip to a C6 with 200 rated tires.

I’m not sure where you are seeing so many ls engines pop, but my ls6 never had any issues on track. Same can be said for the dry sump cars with the bigger canister.

The LFA is easily my favorite engine listed and a good number one choice.

Can I just send you a link to a YouTube video and write four sentences about how cool it is and how much I like it?

It’s a well known Oppo-fact that commenting on the FP is always a mistake.

I tend not to listen to people who assault their partners.

I’m sure he isn’t. The comparison to RR makes that obvious.

Uh..... the PFM 3200 was not a high end aircraft engine. It was fitted to, and best suited for small and light single engine aircraft. Four seaters and such. Little touring things. Etc.

Not clear if you’re genuinely curious or being silly.

Seems everyone who is jumping down your throat has likely never shipped a car. I’ve done it twice. Both times expensive. One time went without a hitch, the second time I was glad I had doing insurance. But it still makes me hesitant to ever ship again.

Something about the proportions of the 456 always seemed off to me. I much prefer the 550 and 575, though you won’t find those as cheap as a 456.

Ha! I didn't even think of that. I figured they just promoted it because it benefited them somehow.

No thanks necessary. I’m honored that you actually felt the need to reply to a negative review. It would have been even more impressive without the defensive sarcasm.

Don’t waste your time. The movie is poorly edited, poorly narrated (sorry ice-t), and just generally very boring. 

So what about Nagata’s car inspired the movie car? Was it just the gold paint? That seems to be the only shared characteristic (other than it being the same car model obviously)

Who????? I watch way too many car videos on YouTube and I’ve never seen this guy.