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blackout
Post #71
Quote from R34 Skyline Versus Charger R/T and Ford's Typhoon. |
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psi999
Post #72
I thought i read earlier on that we weren’t comparing R8 Vs E8? |
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The Pupat
Post #73
QUOTE(mkerr @ Mar 9 2005, 08:42 AM) weight location power curves / spikes etc etc [right][snapback]4999784[/snapback][/right] I should have rephrased how does a power output and how a motor creates that power affect. All of those are specific to a certain car/motor. The question here was would you prefer 300kW made by grunt or 200kW made by turbo boost. I don't see wieght mentioned anywhere or CofG so I would assume both are the same. Therefore I'll take the one with more 100kW and better throttle response thanks. |
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psi999
Post #75
QUOTE(FLAMING04 @ Mar 9 2005, 12:26 PM) i wwould take the r8 because i won't drive anything other then a holden for one, and the fact its hands down better. [right][snapback]5000086[/snapback][/right] What about if you were given the choice of a new Ford FPV XR6T or a 1986 Holden Camira? Still loyal? |
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The Pupat
Post #77
QUOTE(psi999 @ Mar 9 2005, 12:29 PM) What about if you were given the choice of a new Ford FPV XR6T or a 1986 Holden Camira? Still loyal? [right][snapback]5000093[/snapback][/right] I would take the Camira if it were turbocharged. Cause from what I can gather from this thread, Turbos make cars handle awesome. |
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57ING
Post #79
QUOTE(The Pupat @ Mar 9 2005, 12:50 PM) I would take the Camira if it were turbocharged. Cause from what I can gather from this thread, Turbos make cars handle awesome. [right][snapback]5000139[/snapback][/right] ..........and everyone wants a car that can drift for some reason on this site. Id rather get around the corner faster and smoother IMO. |
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Seismic
Post #80
A n/a car that produces 300kW has gotta be damn heavy! 200kW is pretty moderate for boosting but an equation from physics classes comes floating back to me... |
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The Pupat
Post #82
QUOTE(Seismic @ Mar 9 2005, 01:30 PM) A n/a car that produces 300kW has gotta be damn heavy! 200kW is pretty moderate for boosting but an equation from physics classes comes floating back to me... F(force) = M (mass) x A (acceleration) rearrange the equation a little bit and you get: boosted 4cyl nismo = V8 SS ute + f$%^-off acceleration It's so much nicer to be sitting low in something light pissing off old farts who thought that nothing could beat their V8 [right][snapback]5000188[/snapback][/right] You're in high school right. Engines don't make cars heavy. I would bet that a turbo 4 with all the bits required to run it wouldn't wiegh a whole lot less than a V8. |
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Seismic
Post #84
QUOTE(The Pupat @ Mar 9 2005, 01:39 PM) You're in high school right. Engines don't make cars heavy. I would bet that a turbo 4 with all the bits required to run it wouldn't wiegh a whole lot less than a V8. [right][snapback]5000199[/snapback][/right] Actually ... no. That was a long time ago. And I'd take that bet ... Holden are only just starting to get the thermal engineering right on their alloy V8s. That is, when the bloody pistons actually fit the bore! |
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Stuit
Post #85
QUOTE("Daz V6si") Go the 300Kw non turbo (ie: the LS2 Clubby).... No contest.... Evo 8... please, take away the AWD....then whataya have??? saying that 'if you take away the AWD from an evo you have nothing' is like saying 'take away 4 of the 6 litres from the v8 engine and what do you have?' HSV use big litre engines to make power and go fast, mitsubish and subaru etc. use small turbocharged engines with AWD to go fast. IMO if i had to choose between an xr6t, an evo 8, or an r8, its hands down evo every time. its got everything, is faster than the others, and has the potential to go even faster. was the poll always 200kw WRC car?? theyre not exactly street legal, but they have pretty much no turbo lag and are extremely light, so i would choose the WRC car. |
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57ING
Post #86
Like to see some of the dyno queens take this thing on around a track, this car clearly fits under the 300kw "grunt" banner. |
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The Pupat
Post #89
A 4g63 weighs 86 kg BUT that is without the intercooler the turbo all the piping the waterspray and all the other bits needed to make any grunt. |
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The Pupat
Post #92
QUOTE(psi999 @ Mar 9 2005, 04:42 PM) SR20 stock with turbo and intake manifild is ~150kgs, 4G63 would have to be similar (maybe even heavier due to cast iron block & not alloy like SR20). [right][snapback]5000441[/snapback][/right] Well I did find that on a yank forum. Probably don't know how to use a scale. |
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the red krawler
Post #94
QUOTE(SupraCrazy @ Mar 8 2005, 10:42 PM) Back in the day when I was running 195rwkw I went up against a few GTO's (300kw). They didn't have much once they hit 150ish km/h. We're roughly the same weight, but totally different in where the power is located. This was from a roll, but from a dig I'd get smashed. Don't know....maybe I'm a freak. btw they weren't being Sally's, they were racing. * All done @ QR of course. [right][snapback]4999637[/snapback][/right] You had 195rwkw.... The 300kw GTOs have 300fwkw, which equates to around 210rwkw, given 30% RWD drive train loss.. The GTO weighs 1710kg A 2J Supra weighs 1565kg So with a +15rwkw (serious guestimette based on factory supplied figures which tend to be... generous), the GTO has to haul around another ~150kg. To me that sounds like a fairly even match, with the bias slightly toward the Supra. The factors that would decide things more than anything here would be gearing, aerodynamics and certainly "top end". If the GTO was stock, I cant see the exhaust being particuarly free flowing up top, thus becoming the limiting point. |
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s13viper
Post #96
ummm 200kw WRC motor(which are actually 225kw odd) (as the topic states) makes a nice 600odd NM of torque |
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the red krawler
Post #98
QUOTE(s13viper @ Mar 9 2005, 09:05 PM) id have almost any car with a WRC engine Way to have a car that requires a rebuild once a month :S Remember the RS escorts? Released as a batch of 200 (iirc) simply to allow it to run in a class of group b rally cars. Gave something like 700hp from a 2.fuckall litre engine, but only ran for around 1000 hours of full throttle due to the stupidly high stress levels put on everything. What a car. |
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SupraCrazy
Post #103
QUOTE(blackout @ Mar 9 2005, 09:37 PM) Well we all know what the 427 Monaro did in the Bathurst 24 hour... Not even the lamborghini could keep up with it, only got to catch up as the monaro slowed down for a corner.. Then the monaro's torque just said BYEEEEEEEEEEE [right][snapback]5001028[/snapback][/right] You can buy a Lamborghini if you had the $$$ but where can you buy a 427 Monaro ? Not from a Holden dealership that's for sure. At the end of the day this thread is comparing apples & oranges. However I'd still choose a turbo cause of a sudden rush of power. Which I dig. |
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HYPERformance B4
Post #105
there is no replacement for displacement, especially when the displacement has boost. cubes + forced induction = power. |
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