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Old 10-29-2005, 12:16 PM
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Question vr4-vs-sti

Who would win the race between a 93 rt tt with a 3 inch turbo back exhaust, k/n filter, and mbc set @14 psi's and a 05 STI with 3 inch downpipe, exhaust, hks intake, and mbc set @16 psi's????
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Old 10-29-2005, 02:50 PM
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I dunno dude, why dont you go run em and tell us how it goes?
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Re: vr4-vs-sti

Dunno, I'll go with the STi.
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yea, i'll 2nd that. Similar power, AWD, Sti weighs less.
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Re: vr4-vs-sti

i would go for the sti as well.
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Old 10-31-2005, 12:36 AM
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Re: vr4-vs-sti

theres a kid in my school with a nice sti, once i get my TT i'll race him and report back.

but i would go with the sti also b/c of the weight ratio
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Old 10-31-2005, 12:58 AM
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Re: vr4-vs-sti

yeah they are light but if were to do this illegaly on the road with turns an what not... which u shouldnt do- i would guess the TT- cause it will positively out handle the sti cause of the wieght an transfer- trust me my friend went off the road racing me an its not cause the tires were bad - its cause the car got to light in the turns an had not enough wieght on all 4 wheels an he spun out/took a ride into the woods....
let us know how it goes at the drag if ur doing there - the sti should take it at the strip
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Old 10-31-2005, 02:47 AM
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Re: vr4-vs-sti

its close but i would have to say the STi aswell.
similar power, less weight.
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Re: vr4-vs-sti

i don't like racing around turns and whatnot b/c of an incindent that happened to me when a shock strut(yes the strut broke from where it was mounted) broke and i lost control. that wasn't pretty.
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Re: Re: vr4-vs-sti

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yeah they are light but if were to do this illegaly on the road with turns an what not... which u shouldnt do- i would guess the TT- cause it will positively out handle the sti cause of the wieght an transfer- trust me my friend went off the road racing me an its not cause the tires were bad - its cause the car got to light in the turns an had not enough wieght on all 4 wheels an he spun out/took a ride into the woods....
let us know how it goes at the drag if ur doing there - the sti should take it at the strip
Um, no.

On a road course, the mid-corner speeds of the STi and 3000GT are about the same. The STi has better gearing and puts the power down better coming out of hte corners, and after about 2 laps, the brakes on the 3000 GT will be toast.

0-60 and 1/4 I think it would be pretty even, because the STi requires one more shift than the 3000GT does.
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Re: vr4-vs-sti

i second that

sti has gears best made for road course. the 3kgt has very long gears.

i'd say in the 1320 the sti will pull it out. though this is a very close race were talking not even a car length if you ask me.
i'm sure the 3kgt will reel it in up top soon after the the 1/4 mile
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Re: Re: vr4-vs-sti

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i second that

sti has gears best made for road course. the 3kgt has very long gears.

i'd say in the 1320 the sti will pull it out. though this is a very close race were talking not even a car length if you ask me.
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Re: vr4-vs-sti

sti all the way
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Just without knowing any better I'd say th STi. However, I don't know how much power the 3000gt would put out at 14psi. How much boost does it run stock? On a drag race, I can't see the 3000gt out-launching an STi, but, when you're talking about modified cars it's really hard to tell until you run 'em.
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Old 11-05-2005, 10:05 PM
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Re: vr4-vs-sti

3000gt has 320hp
with 14psi about 350hp

a vr4 makes its peak power at 6000rpms
meaning your launching 320hp at 6000 rpm clutch dump.

there launches should be very similar
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