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Originally posted by O 16581 72452 5 View PostDon't underestimate Acura, they might be FWD, but believe me, they take handling and performance seriously.
I know this comment will get laughed at by ignorant people, but take an Acura for a spirited drive, namely a performance oriented one like a Type-S or Type-R/GS-R, but even the '90 Integra RS i drove handled very, very well and wasn't completely gutless.
Good idea about posting up pics of the car I all ready see what the comments would be like.
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Originally posted by Jean View PostIt's been over a month, which car did you take ? :)
On another day, Dad drove my E46 to Santa Barbara. He commented several times that it drove really "different". He said it had better "feel", better steering, better cornering, and was quieter on the highway than the Acura. He kept catching himself going 80-90 without realizing it. It was painful for him to admit that the Acura wasn't as good.
On yet another day, we dropped by our local BMW dealer in SLO. They had two M6's (a coupe and convert) and an M5 in the showroom. Plus a couple of E92 coupes. You should have seen it, he was like a little kid. My Mom and I couldn't get him out of there. After driving my car, and sitting in some new bimmers, he's seriously considering trading the Acura for an E92 coupe.
BMW vs Acura? BMW is the hands down winner in any category.
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Originally posted by magoo_lc1 View Posttypical answer..Im 36 and far from a ricer. You wont see an alteeza light or body kit around my car....thanks
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typical answer..Im 36 and far from a ricer. You wont see an alteeza light or body kit around my car....thanks
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Originally posted by magoo_lc1 View PostIm dropping a gs-r motor in my 1700lb ef hatch. With 180hp moving that weight with 24 way adjustable coilovers and everything will be corner weighted i think i would hold my own quite well with most e30 fwd or not.
Still too heavy. Put it on a kart frame and I'll be impressed.
Oh, what does this have to do with the thread?
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Im dropping a gs-r motor in my 1700lb ef hatch. With 180hp moving that weight with 24 way adjustable coilovers and everything will be corner weighted i think i would hold my own quite well with most e30 fwd or not.
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i shifted my auto tranny at buttonwillow all day long last year like it was some sort of steptronicthinger from 1989. the next day, i could only drive in reverse, so i just gave myself an excuse to do the tranny swap with my crashed 87. Not the best way to dispose of a slushbox, but abusing the life out of it was fun. 5spd + 4.10lsd = ftw, until [I] turbo.
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I'd drive the e46, the automatic would drive me nuts. But I'm is a slightly simular sutuation. I'm going to be building my 87 325i as a good street car and one I can drive on track days without all the uncomforts of a dedicated track car. I'd like to make it faster than my other car on track but it's going to take a bit of time and alot of money. Either way they'll both be fun. Here's a picture of my rabbit, it's incrediable how fast FWD can be.
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whats the point of a track day? to have fun! my vote is for the e46 for the sheer fact that it's a manual.
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Originally posted by PeaveyBassist View Postlol cus everyone is slow for a while dave. No matter what they drive.
Will
Originally posted by joshhAnd your dad has more experiance than you at the track right??
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