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| View Poll Results: 3000GT VR-4 vs. Impreza WRX US-spec | |||
| Mitsi 3000GT VR-4 |
   
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6 | 66.67% |
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01-19-2002, 03:48 AM
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3000GT VR-4 vs. Impreza WRX US-Spec
Just wondering how these two cars would line up if they were put on a road course and ran a few laps. I think the VR-4 would come out on top because of the AWD w/ 55%/45% torque splittin vs the rexy's locked 4wd. Oh, both cars stock accept for brakes, a good set of mags, and some good rubber.
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I'm going with the WRX only cause its lighter and newer. Its easy to get more hp from any engine, alot harder to lose weight (sorta like me)
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Hey Gonthrax, dont worry if you ever need someone to post whore on your thread give me a buzz
Got any numbers for the VR-4? I know hp was like ~ 320 but what about 0-60, 1/4 mile, skidpad...etc. The only thing I dont like about the WRX's drive train is the center diff which uses a viscous type diff. The Evo VII (OT I know) uses, what I consider, a more modern center diff that allows the driver to select the split. I realize that the B22 also had that feature but we're getting way OT now. |
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Let me start by saying the mod this and mod that arguement are tired and annoying.
The VR4 all the way. Not because I can quote a bunch of numbers, but because I have lined up with a WRX and quickly pulled ahead and kept pulling away down US31 last fall. I'm sure most of you dont know the road, but its a windy lakeshore road. You can see a long way down the street through the curves so its an excellent place to haul ass because you have a long visual range through the curves. Never pay again for live sex! | Hot girls doing naughty stuff for free! | Chat for free!
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