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Haha, I never said it didn't do well in Japan, I said on the US tracks, they are so different.
Besides, where's the 911 and gt3?
Like I said, and everyone else has said, the driver plays the part but that's good movies.
Besides, where's the 911 and gt3?
Like I said, and everyone else has said, the driver plays the part but that's good movies.

Besides, where's the 911 and gt3?
Like I said, and everyone else has said, the driver plays the part but that's good movies.

the video i just linked you to is with R34 spec v skylines, EVO 9's, BOSS STi, NSX.
really, do you think the fbody can hang with them? i love fbody's as much as the next muscle car guy, but i also know where to draw the line on what they can actually do.
those are ALL professional drivers in those cars. NSX and R34 spec v skylines are how much? those cars were being abused. if it did so good in japan, where they have some of the most dificult tracks in the world, what makes you think it won't do/hasn't done any good in the US?
remember guys, this is a 15 year old crap car.
the video i just linked you to is with R34 spec v skylines, EVO 9's, BOSS STi, NSX.
really, do you think the fbody can hang with them? i love fbody's as much as the next muscle car guy, but i also know where to draw the line on what they can actually do.
those are ALL professional drivers in those cars. NSX and R34 spec v skylines are how much? those cars were being abused. if it did so good in japan, where they have some of the most dificult tracks in the world, what makes you think it won't do/hasn't done any good in the US?
remember guys, this is a 15 year old crap car.

I don't see how the Skyline, Evos, STIs, or an NSX are out of an F-Body's league. Lets think about where these cars came from:
The Evo started out in the early 90's as a base model Lancer Economy car. They threw a turbo and suspension upgrades on it, and entered it in rally races. Nothing spectacular about that.
The STI?? Same thing. Regular Subaru Impreza platform with upgrades to make it rally-worthy. A 4 door base model family sedan with performance upgrades is out of an F-Body's (which is a REAL sports car) league?? You must be kidding.
At least both the NSX and Skyline are actually sports cars. They are definitely above the F-Body in terms of track performance, but then again, they cost anywhere from twice to three times as much. So, therefore they are in Corvette territory. A C6 Corvette will destroy an NSX or Skyline, and the Z06 will just plain embarrass them.
There's no point in comparing supercars to pony cars, you have to compare apples with apples.
I don't see how the Skyline, Evos, STIs, or an NSX are out of an F-Body's league. Lets think about where these cars came from:
The Evo started out in the early 90's as a base model Lancer Economy car. They threw a turbo and suspension upgrades on it, and entered it in rally races. Nothing spectacular about that.
The STI?? Same thing. Regular Subaru Impreza platform with upgrades to make it rally-worthy. A 4 door base model family sedan with performance upgrades is out of an F-Body's (which is a REAL sports car) league?? You must be kidding.
At least both the NSX and Skyline are actually sports cars. They are definitely above the F-Body in terms of track performance, but then again, they cost anywhere from twice to three times as much. So, therefore they are in Corvette territory. A C6 Corvette will destroy an NSX or Skyline, and the Z06 will just plain embarrass them.
There's no point in comparing supercars to pony cars, you have to compare apples with apples.
You think its fair to compare an F-Body to sports cars costing 3 times as much?? You can't be serious

You think its fair to compare an F-Body to sports cars costing 3 times as much?? You can't be serious

And you talk about throwing in a C6 Corvette, a brand new car, with old cars 5+ years old, some 15? Even so, I would still sit here and tell you those cars would hang and probably beat a C6 vette at a race track. And then you bring in a 70K car right after you said it wasn't fair to compare more expensive cars.
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And you talk about throwing in a C6 Corvette, a brand new car, with old cars 5+ years old, some 15? Even so, I would still sit here and tell you those cars would hang and probably beat a C6 vette at a race track. And then you bring in a 70K car right after you said it wasn't fair to compare more expensive cars.
this dude can do it, but we can't! the video i just linked you to is with R34 spec v skylines, EVO 9's, BOSS STi, NSX.
really, do you think the fbody can hang with them? i love fbody's as much as the next muscle car guy, but i also know where to draw the line on what they can actually do.
those are ALL professional drivers in those cars. NSX and R34 spec v skylines are how much? those cars were being abused. if it did so good in japan, where they have some of the most dificult tracks in the world, what makes you think it won't do/hasn't done any good in the US?
remember guys, this is a 15 year old crap car.

Look at the mustangs, they dominate in the US here. I'm saying that the fd in the US is tougher than in Japan. Only because the tracks don't turn as sharp and there's long straights, just as I pointed out with Thunderhill with the 911 and gt3 putting bus lengths on the fd there.
Edit: Just as old technology from the corvette somehow is capable to keep up with technology advanced porsches, etc. I mean, they are OHC motors and using springs.
But somehow, it puts up great lap times. Last edited by wickedwarlock; Jun 1, 2006 at 07:34 PM.
Wow, I don't even know what to post...
Since we can't find stock times for a track, I think I'm going to dust off my Logitech wheel and Gran Turismo 4 do some simulated tests.


You would probably be better off. This is thread is full of bench racing. Disputing all the naysayers is like wiping before you ****. Wow, I don't even know what to post...
Since we can't find stock times for a track, I think I'm going to dust off my Logitech wheel and Gran Turismo 4 do some simulated tests.


Do it... Do it.
I won't even talk about the 350Z that tried to race me last night. Because he went down baby.
I don't see how the Skyline, Evos, STIs, or an NSX are out of an F-Body's league. Lets think about where these cars came from:
The Evo started out in the early 90's as a base model Lancer Economy car. They threw a turbo and suspension upgrades on it, and entered it in rally races. Nothing spectacular about that.
The STI?? Same thing. Regular Subaru Impreza platform with upgrades to make it rally-worthy. A 4 door base model family sedan with performance upgrades is out of an F-Body's (which is a REAL sports car) league?? You must be kidding.
At least both the NSX and Skyline are actually sports cars. They are definitely above the F-Body in terms of track performance, but then again, they cost anywhere from twice to three times as much. So, therefore they are in Corvette territory. A C6 Corvette will destroy an NSX or Skyline, and the Z06 will just plain embarrass them.
There's no point in comparing supercars to pony cars, you have to compare apples with apples.
first year with that, it won and was banned from the circuit.
now, that was Mazda, remember?
to everyone, i'm sorry to have to keep this thread going.

