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I'll probably never own or drive either, but the Corvette is just so much more appealing... the GT-R is a 4000lb monster of a vehicle... it's overweight, oversized and has the same high door-sills problem all new cars suffer from. The Corvette is still relatively light and a true sports car... as much as it suffers from the redneck gold-chain image, I would rather own it over the GT-R any day. |
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the ZR-1 already murdered the GTR on the ring you idiot, as well as the Viper ACR.. and guess what? THEY ARE BOTH RWD! :rolleyes: |
for anyone that's never driven a C5 or newer vett should shut up, they're fucking awesome cars. if i had the money for a "nice" car i'd get the ZR1 |
it may have already been said but im not gonna read all the posts but for people who say that the corvette just isnt as good because its not awd, ive never seen a lemans car or any professional style race car with a awd layout. if awd is better than rwd how come audi wont even use it in their lemans cars and whenever you see audi race in sports car championships their tires are alwayts the first to go. not to mention awd mean understeer sometimes and its only good off the line so in a 2 lap race the corvette has already caught up..bnut yeah why doesnt everyone just say that both cars are sweet... |
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I had the opportunity to drive a C6 at a GM Test Drive Event @ Science World this year, and it has forever changed my perspective on American cars.. Sure, the interior isn't pretty, but it's functional, has a good driving position... The clutch is surprisingly light and well articulated for a 400+hp car, and the manual gearbox is better than a 4cylinder Audi (I guess that's not saying much).. But yeah, bdub, STFU.. |
no matter what...GT-R is fastARRRRRRRR!!!! |
on the street, you have nothing to prove take it to a track with slicks and lets see some times |
wow, b-dub could you please tone down your biased opinions. the argument that 4WD/AWD is better is quite debatable. on track, a traditional AWD wasn't able to do certain things that a RWD could. such as rotating the vehicle by throttle to point it towards the apex of the corner. AWD cars would traditionally have a tendancy to understeer. this was of course later remedied by better AWD systems such as ATTESA and AYC. Nissan certainly has done some great things w/ the newest GT-R, but this only forces car companies to engineer new and great things for FR platform vehicles. GM seems to have tweaked the FR formula to grip levels better than the current GT-R. saying that AWD is straight-up better is just too biased and something a non-race car driver would say. let's just sit back and see what the GT-R V-Spec can do when it is finally released. |
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http://www.lemans.org/sport/sport/re...fr_gb_2008.pdf Section 9.4 That said, the weight handicap caused by an AWD system could make the cars uncompetitive. 0-60 time is meaningless in anything other than a drag race or a stoplight grand prix :rolleyes: anyways. The ACR is an excellent example of what happens when you add terrific tires, oodles of power and torque, and ... The Force (downforce). High cornering speed for high speed corners, and tons of torque for the low speed corner exits. Just lovely. |
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^ Since you're so experienced on the track with the GTR and Z06, then perhaps you're finally the fanboy to ask this question I've been asking over and over, yet you guys run like the plague when confronted with it: In the videos of the GTR and ZR1 running the 'ring, how is the GTR able to stay side-by-side the ZR1 on the long back straight for a drag race? Surely you know a Z06 will walk away from a GTR in a straight line once the cars are moving (since you've driven them) and a ZR1 should completely embarass the GTR in a drag race. Yet the videos clearly show the GTR hangin with the ZR1. It's so fucking obvious - the GTR that Nissan ran at the 'ring was significantly boosted in HP output. Nissan cheated, plain and simple. |
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get outta this thread gtr lovers, your precise gtr isnt even a str8 6 anymore, wheres the tradition wheres the legend? the vetter zr1 is a legend ever since 1993, and its rwd and front engine still has good balance, u gotta be a real expert 2 handle this beast not just a deck jockey who gets into his gtr and lets the all wheel and computer do the driving, dont get me wrong gtr is extremely fast but i wouldnt say has hard 2 tame and if your like me u take pride in your driving skills and are up 4 the challenge i get bored with cars that dont let u control as much as the driving experience, ps: zr1 rocks gaurnteed collector mark my words! |
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Gtr is also nice if you got a couple of kids you gotta tear around with you like I do. If i was single, I may consider the vette, but chevy build quality is still not there imo. |
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Way to bump an old thread. |
The guys a noob, cut him some slack.... (and me too!) |
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Nissan has never built a "quality car". They make some fast cars, and some fun cars.. but build quality? you're kidding me. This particular ZR1 is the LAST fastest Corvette GM will ever make for a LONG time. This is THE car to get. Not the 911, not the GTR. This car is practically an investment with the value it'll have in the next few decades. |
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A car should never be looked at as an investment But you're right about nissan build quality, never heard of anything that great about it The car to get is the Viper ACR anyways :D Looks 10x better than the Bland ZR1, sounds better IMO, might even be faster |
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