Yes Russ has talked about this before... Something about he and his brother on a track, the NSX beat up on the 2 in the twisties, but Russ' 2 was a bit quicker in the straights from what i remember (his MR2 is not stock btw)
my friends dad has a newer nsx that is supercharged...he's taken it out and driven it but ive never seen him get on it but id say itd rape alot of our cars
eh they are both very good cars, it is really what you would like more/ how much money you want to spend and what type of motor you would like to be upgrading a honda or a toyota either way mid engine FTW
I've raced my brothers NSX.... good times. He can't take me in the straits.... but takes me in the corners. I was on stock suspension at the time.... so we'll have to do it again. Except this time he will be on 325's in the rear .... beastly widebody nsx. Pics coming soon
So, its not very fast, and you can own 4 MR2's for the price of 1 NSX.... or you could have bought the MR2 to play with, and still had enough money to buy the brand new 2006 Z06 Vette with 550hp and 0-60 in 3.6 seconds.... 11.7 sec stock 1/4 miles.... the fastest American Car stock... And yes I know the Ford GT is fast, but it doesnt beat the vette and the Ford GT isnt mass Produced....
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2005 Toyota Corolla XRS
1991 Toyota MR2 Turbo
I have worked on and driven both an older NSX and a newer one, even though they are about the same as far as quickness. I was pretty impressed with them, they handle good for a car that size, and are very quick, especially when you get up there in RPMs. I find it hard to believe that they only run a 14.1-14.4 quarter mile stock, I would think a little better than that, because S2000s run 14.1 from the factory at around the same weight and with about 50 horsepower less. Overall, I would say an MR2 would have to be decently modded to take one. I know my one would not, but my DSM would kill one.
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Happy to be a part of a community where you can actually get help and help others, not just get shit from assholes like the DSM community. MR2s rule!
EWWW why are we talking about amarican cars on the side......
turbo my replacement for displacement
You can say what you want about American made cars, but even the most hardcore JDM nut can not argue that the c6 zo6 is a monster of a machine. Even with archaic valve train design, and a truck suspension, the c6 will devouer an mr2 in the twisties, and in a straight line. Given that the cost difference between an mr2, and a vette are such that you can't really compare the two...but regardless, it's still a beast.
You can say what you want about American made cars, but even the most hardcore JDM nut can not argue that the c6 zo6 is a monster of a machine. Even with archaic valve train design, and a truck suspension, the c6 will devouer an mr2 in the twisties, and in a straight line. Given that the cost difference between an mr2, and a vette are such that you can't really compare the two...but regardless, it's still a beast.
Even with archaic valve train design, and a truck suspension, the c6 will devouer an mr2 in the twisties, and in a straight line.
Not only is this off topic, there are plenty of people that would disagree with this statement, and until you have the same person drive both cars under the exact same conditions, we wont know anything past a very general placement as to which car is "better" at what.
Take Hyde into consideration... even with all the work done to amounts to what? half the price of a ZO6, and will outperform it in every category.
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