Which do you think handles better?
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It is a stupid question.
So what does everybody consider "better?"
Faster? More feel? Easier to drive fast? Quicker exit speeds?
I'm going to guess no-one knows.
So what does everybody consider "better?"
Faster? More feel? Easier to drive fast? Quicker exit speeds?
I'm going to guess no-one knows.
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Originally Posted by TheMirror
It is a stupid question.
So what does everybody consider "better?"
Faster? More feel? Easier to drive fast? Quicker exit speeds?
I'm going to guess no-one knows.
So what does everybody consider "better?"
Faster? More feel? Easier to drive fast? Quicker exit speeds?
I'm going to guess no-one knows.
#44
Burning Brakes
I would think that in "real world" driving, the EVO would be a bit friendlier to drive. A stock Evo with good rubber is going to rarely lose traction even driven agressively. And hit a patch of gravel...I'll take the Evo every time.
Also, I think a little understeer is OK on a street car. Just because a car understeers does not mean it is not going around a corner fast.
Also, I think a little understeer is OK on a street car. Just because a car understeers does not mean it is not going around a corner fast.
#45
'Big Daddy Diggler'
Originally Posted by FiftyFive
What do you mean communication? The Evo is a very responsive car, much more so than an STi. The Evo has proven itself over an over that it is a worthy competitor on any track, even against exotics.
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