Acura NSX-R vs. 2 Lamborghinis vs. Porsche 911 Turbo vs. BMW M3 vs. & Ferrari Modena
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Crank up your computer speakers for the roars of those engines. Enjoy....
http://www.norcalevo.net/video/motegibattle.wmv
http://www.norcalevo.net/video/motegibattle.wmv
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That was very cool. It was a pleasure watching the BMW M3 hang in there with such supercars. It was all over the Porsche.
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What?! Where's the C6 Corvette?! Sounds cool though, I'm fixin' to watch it.George Grand wrote: »
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Whao....that was awesome. Y'all do realize that was not a normal M3, right? That was the CSL, only available in Europe, much edgier and harder to control (and MUCH more expensive) than our version. There was an article about BMW's CSL versions in the last MT issue, I believe. I may posts some of what it says when I get back from lunch.George Grand wrote: »
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Nice video. Lets see if I can contribute. These are some of my personal favourites.
Ari Vatanen with Peugeot 405 at Pikes Peak.
http://sami.kallio.com/skyline/movies/Course_de_Pikes_Peak__Ari_Vatanen.mpeg
Gilles Villeneuve and Rene Arnoux battle it out in Dijon GP back in '79.
http://sami.kallio.com/skyline/movies/Dijon79.mpeg
Mine's R34 around Tsubuka (I believe).
http://sami.kallio.com/skyline/movies/mines.avi
Group A race back in the golden age.
http://sami.kallio.com/skyline/movies/6_groupaofficialrace.mpeg
Group A qualifying lap, 1992.
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Originally posted by MacLeod
No Dodge Ram SRT/10?
Speaking of that truck. We just found out we're getting one my dealership this month!!:D Any interested party here want to call dibs on it? 500 hp/ 525 torque 0-60 in sub 5 sec.
They said I am not allowed to take it for a test drive though:("Sure, everything looks bad if you remember it!" -
Sami - I got sooo excited when I saw your post. However, none of those links work for me.George Grand wrote: »
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WOW !
Thats the most fun I've had sitting at my keyboard since the whole Paris Hilton video craze.
Thanks a bunch !! You gotta love that foot work with half the foot on the brake and the other half on the gas. I gotta try that.
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Originally posted by Grolsch
You gotta love that foot work with half the foot on the brake and the other half on the gas. I gotta try that.
J
Bob Bondurant from Bondurant Racing School who quite frequently tests cars for Motor Trend/is visited by Motor Trend journalists isn't too fond of that technique. In an article in June's edition of MT, MT had Mike Speck from Bob Bondurant Racing flog the 2005 Infiniti G35 6MT, 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP, and the 2005 Subaru WRX STI to compare the handling nature of FD, RD and AWD vehicles.
During the test, the MT journalist asks, "Do you ever left-foot brake [massaging both throttle and stop pedal to rotate the car with the rear brakes]?"
'"Nah," says Speck, shrugging. "Not in road racing. I've driven with guys who do, and, frankly, I've usually been faster. Lef-foot braking is helpful for rotating a ground-effect car's chassis without upsetting its aerodynamically critical pitch, but I've never found much advantage in it."'
Does kind of sound cool, though.
NCrewson - Maybe if you're really good this month and do great at your job, they just might let you take it for a spin!George Grand wrote: »
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In the May issue of Motor Trend, there was an article about the new BMW M3 Competition Package - a souped up, edgier, faster, more responsive version of the M3. To put into perspective how far out there the CSL is, I'll use one of the sentences from the article: The Competition Package feels like the M3 CSL after anger-management therapy.
Needless to say, the BMW M3 CSL is a radical car, far removed from the M3 that us petty Americans can get our hands on.George Grand wrote: »
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Originally posted by audiobliss
Sami - I got sooo excited when I saw your post. However, none of those links work for me. -
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Some alternate links to the videos I posted:
http://www.nmd.com.au/Download_detail.cfm?ID=1
http://www.gpracing.net192.com/media/dijon79.mpg
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Wow. Awesome vid.
I'll download the others when I get my desktop up again.George Grand wrote: »
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Anyone know of any sites that has more of the exotic car / modded car races with the drivers talking and a sort of announcer? That vid was pretty fun to watch.:D
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Btw being a Viper fan, I never really respected other cars in its class (vettes are ugly ) but that NSX-R seems to really be a cut above! Had it not overheated it may have finished higher, who knows! Dont those little MidEngine cars only have 300 odd horses?
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for how much cheaper, that NSX-R sure was a bad boy! lead until the final lap by a long shot. Plus, if it didn't overheat at the end, he would've took third. GO HONDA!Never kick a fresh **** on a hot day.
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i was most impressed by the Acura NSX.
anyone who judges on what makes a sports car a sports car by simply looking at horsepower ratings- then they know nothing about what constitutues real sportcar performance.
I'll put a 290 hp. NSX over a 335 hp Camaro on any road: straight or curve: day or night.
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Originally posted by aaharvel
i was most impressed by the Acura NSX.
anyone who judges on what makes a sports car a sports car by simply looking at horsepower ratings- then they know nothing about what constitutues real sportcar performance.
I'll put a 290 hp. NSX over a 335 hp Camaro on any road: straight or curve: day or night.
hell as a matter of fact, i'll put up my old '93 rx7 255 hp againist any stock camaro ever made.
So true. HP has NOTHING to do with that wicked handling. My earlier comment is just that its amazing considering those Lambos have so much power under the hood and have/should have just as good handling ability. -
oh i know. I'm just tired of people that think performance is straight line only.
those lambos are awesome. in fact- when a modena, 911 turbo and m3 get last place- you know that every car in that lineup is so awesome to the point of sick. -
Very true. I was also very impressed with the NSX's performance. However, since it did overheat, that kinda tells ya it's not meant to handle that kind of driving. I also think the driver had a lot to do with the NSX enjoying the lead for so long.
'Vettes are ugly?! :eek: :mad: :rolleyes: I must agree that the new C6 has lost something in the asthetics department, but I think the other 'Vettes look just fine. I can't wait 'til the new C6 Z06 with the LS7 comes out - that'll be wicked!! :cool: :cool: :cool:George Grand wrote: »
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actually i like the c6 alot. it's the only vette i've EVER liked or would consider buying. It seems the most European in design and in terms of power to weight ratio- and in terms of handling and suspension.
the c5 was too long and looked clumsy- and mazda should have sued Chevy for having blatantly copied a nose-design that wreaks of the 3rd generation rx-7- and even then the rx still looks better- even by today's standards.
I think the c6 looks more aggressive and looks more taught- the part of a 2 seater.
also of note - it's nice to see that the vette's interior has graduated passed Cavalier in terms of quality and ergonomics.
With the c6- it seems to have approached Buick standard- again- not impressive for a 50 grand car but not TOO shabby either.
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LOL I'm glad you put 'imo'....lol
For starters, I'm pretty sure you can get one for under 50k. Second of all.....you think it's pretty?!?! Man...you need to get your eyes checked..LOL. The C5 is by far the prettiest (looks far better than an RX-7), followed closely by the 70's StingRays and then the C4. Though, the C6 is growing on me.
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Originally posted by aaharvel
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audiobliss- i can't wait for the z06 c6 either. i think it's going to be a 7.0 ltr (?) with 500hp? that's what i heard anyway.
that's just crazy. It's safe to say for the money the z06 will be the best performance you can buy for stock $.- much like today's c6 is.
and yeah- you're right- it starts at $45- msrp- but they're not selling for that- the dealers have them closer to $50 grand to start. -
sami - I hate to hear that; I hadn't heard it before. You mean it just feels like a slouch in the turns? Like, too much body roll? At least the C6 is awesome!
aaharvel - Yep!! 7.0L with 500hp and 500lb-ft (I think); it's going to be WICKED!!
I can't wait 'til it comes out and some Chevy fans can start blowin' Vipers off the road!George Grand wrote: »
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Originally posted by audiobliss
sami - I hate to hear that; I hadn't heard it before. You mean it just feels like a slouch in the turns? Like, too much body roll? At least the C6 is awesome!
aaharvel - Yep!! 7.0L with 500hp and 500lb-ft (I think); it's going to be WICKED!!
I can't wait 'til it comes out and some Chevy fans can start blowin' Vipers off the road!
Boooooo . I think the viper will always be a more attractive machine...oh and just wait for Dodge to up the ante. -
I must (relunctantly) agree that there is some sort of special 'atmosphere' around the Viper. I guess it's really mainly because it is more expensive and thus rarer. The Viper has never been that far ahead of the Corvette performance wise, has traditionally been a lot harder on the driver (both forgiveness-wise and with comforts), and I imagine that with the new C6 Z06, it's going to be a lot harder for Dodge to make the new Viper (whenever it is; has anyone heard about planning a new one sometime?) a significantly better performer. I agree that the Viper is an awesome performer and certainly looks the part; for most of the guy looking at 'Vettes/Vipers, money isn't that big a deal; so I can see that I would potentially buy a Viper (assuming I reach that level).
I wonder if GaryZ06 would chime in here and tell us his views on the C5's performance, as he has a C5 Z06 that he's worked on and has at least taken to the drag strip (maybe even a track). I'd be interested to hear what he has to say about the C5's performance.George Grand wrote: »
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