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 Originally Posted by ericl33
I have 2001 dc2r 
Lol then you are exempt from feeling disconnected from the steering feel 
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IMO EP3 .. you won't get stupid problems in future cause its still so new 
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Originally Posted by Indie
Yes.
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Guessing you havnt driven cars to its limits to know the differance mate.
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Originally Posted by amant02
Guessing you havnt driven cars to its limits to know the differance mate.
Wow, just as I read this comment, an ad came on TV for the new 3 series, and the announcer said "a true sports car, with rear-wheel drive and 50-50 weight distribution..." Honestly, at the exact moment I read your comment, his voice was saying that. It was almost as if a higher power was agreeing with me.
FF with a 62-38 weight distribution? A sporty hatchback, yes, but not "a true sports car".
Last edited by Indie; 24-04-2012 at 11:38 AM.
Reason: I wrote FR instead of FF. Rixed.
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Originally Posted by dougie_504
Are you suggesting that the DC2R isn't a true sports car?
Originally Posted by Indie
Yes.
Originally Posted by Indie
FR with a 62-38 weight distribution? A sporty hatchback, yes, but not "a true sports car".
As much as it pains my ego,I have to agree here
A fwd can never be a true sports car,regardless of performance
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Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T
As much as it pains my ego,I have to agree here
A fwd can never be a true sports car,regardless of performance
i agry
I don't even know anymore.
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Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T
As much as it pains my ego,I have to agree here
A fwd can never be a true sports car,regardless of performance
Precisely. I'd even go so far as to say that something like a WRX, while it is a performance car, can't really qualify as a "true sports car" either. That's a bit muddier, though.
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Evo and wrx/sti arent sport cars either. Theyre performance cars based on econo sedans
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Also have to admit , Rear wheel drive turbo cars are way more exciting to drive , damn you Honda why must you be cheap and make all the type R's excluding nsx-r fwd ?
AWD for grip, RWD for slip , FWD for groceries
Notsrs
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Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T
Evo and wrx/sti arent sport cars either. Theyre performance cars based on econo sedans
No there a road going rally cars..
Rules of rally back in the day meant they had to make road versions of thier rally cars.. Hence why old wrxs 94-96 ran a Td05 which was huge! Later when they changed the rules they only ran a td04 because they didn't have to make road going versions anymore
Quote oh dear ****ing lawd. my d*ck did more than move. it jumped out of my pants, and tore the fly open....
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the technical term is homologation
to see all of my build, checkout
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Originally Posted by Indie
Wow, just as I read this comment, an ad came on TV for the new 3 series, and the announcer said "a true sports car, with rear-wheel drive and 50-50 weight distribution..." Honestly, at the exact moment I read your comment, his voice was saying that. It was almost as if a higher power was agreeing with me.
FR with a 62-38 weight distribution? A sporty hatchback, yes, but not "a true sports car".
Isn't DC2R FF (front engine, front drive)???
Or have i got this whole FF/FR/...... thing wrong
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