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After driving many S/C'd and turbo'd cars I much prefer an N/A power band and power delivery.
True, around town especially much so...
However...
Flooring that sum' bitch T88 powered 2JZ under the hood and hearing the echo under the 200th street overpass, you better hold onto your nuts son because you're about to be boosted into next week! Shit!!!
I loved the turbo power delivery of my gti. It seemed much more violent than my M3, although it only had minimally more power. The scream of a high horse power (relatively speaking) N/A engine though is intoxicating.
Interesting. I don't really dig on the power delivery in my STi. Yeah, it's fast I guess. Good on highways and whatnot but it suffers down low and falls off fast up top. The ITR is so completely different and wonderful(yeah, I said wonderful) in the way it connects you to the car and the power delivery. The modulation and control is far better than any car I've ever driven(beside some P cars)
Interesting. I don't really dig on the power delivery in my STi. Yeah, it's fast I guess. Good on highways and whatnot but it suffers down low and falls off fast up top. The ITR is so completely different and wonderful(yeah, I said wonderful) in the way it connects you to the car and the power delivery. The modulation and control is far better than any car I've ever driven(beside some P cars)
....a little off topic but fuck it!
You have to remember that your STI is a horizontally opposed boxer motor and as such, will have unique challenges and characteristics as engineering and physics dictate the outcomes.
Your ITR on the other hand, is a completely different motor. The two aren't a fair comparison. Let alone the AWD vs. FWD layout.
Modulation and control - N/A (in most cases) is best.
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Yeah. Typical Mainlander Barbie doll.
Her car even smelled nice. Like a mixture of luxury perfume and a hint of….. vag ? Fish sauce ? Something a bit dank
You have to remember that your STI is a horizontally opposed boxer motor and as such, will have unique challenges and characteristics as engineering and physics dictate the outcomes.
Your ITR on the other hand, is a completely different motor. The two aren't a fair comparison. Let alone the AWD vs. FWD layout.
Modulation and control - N/A (in most cases) is best.
Oh for sure. Was more comparing with owned cars; like westopher with a FWD turbo GTI and a RWD N/A E36. To make it fair I'll compare 230whp N/A ITR with a 315whp turbo'd ITR, which I drove years ago, and I'd still take the N/A based on power delivery and responsiveness.
VK45 swap into the Pathfinder, along with a properly working low range, locking diff, etc., etc.
But, frankly, even that probably wouldn't convince me to keep this thing past the last of the snow melt this year. I need to get back into a good ol' lowered car.
back from the dead... not a mod on my car though, but instead taking the 5.0L coyote engine out of my mustang and putting it into...
__________________ "The guy in the CR-V meanwhile, he'll give you a haughty glare. He's responsibly trying to lessen his impact, but there you go lumbering past him with your loud V8, flouting the new reality. You may as well go do some donuts in a strawberry patch and slalom through a litter of kittens." Dan Frio, Automotive Editor, Edmunds
My previous post stated I wanted to Bore my 3.5L to 4.2L and go Twin Turbo with a 6 Speed swap.
I've shifted directions now, I plan on keeping the stock VQ in the car for atleast two more years. Within that period this is the goal:
Gonna be sending my FX down to AutoExplosion in California for a widebody Conversion.
After that work is complete, I'll probably start the process of getting together the pieces from a QX56, so I can swap in the VK56.
Basically take the 5.6L v8 and 7 speed transmission out of one of these:
And pack it into my FX.
It's interesting that others just threw out crazy ideas, and that's great, but once I get a crazy idea into my head, I can't stop thinking about it until I actually do it.
So although these are dream mods for me, it's also very likely that they will likely actually happen, since I'm out of my mind.
I don't think I could narrow it down to one thing. I guess right now it would be a Cosworth EJ257 big valve long block and bigger turbo.
However, if I sold my car and bought a Taco ACOR I'd want the TRD charger.
STI is gone and in good hands. Now I have a 4Runner(not a Taco as planned). Would still like the TRD charger but really don't care for worse fuel economy and the premium fuel requirement.
Might be picking up a lil' sumpin sumpin this weekend and all it would need is storage space.
and then a stock s2000 that I would actually have the balls to drive.
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This wouldn't happen if you didn't drive a peasant car like an Audi...
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I need to get back into a good ol' lowered car.
