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Originally Posted by astraboy
I'll never buy anything other than a RWD car these days.
4wd may be "Better" but I am a drifter and I know whats gonna give me the most smiles on my journey![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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4wd may be "Better" but I am a drifter and I know whats gonna give me the most smiles on my journey
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4WD is not better.
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Originally Posted by astraboy
Better acceleration,
better grip,
better roadholding,
better for covering point to point distances.
RWD is more fun though![Wink](images/smilies/wink.gif)
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better grip,
better roadholding,
better for covering point to point distances.
RWD is more fun though
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Better acceleration?? Err.....no.
Better grip?? Yes - depending on conditions.
Point- to point - definately - nothing better though FWD is also great for bombing around in.
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FWD? Now I know you're taking the ****.![Wink](images/smilies/wink.gif)
I agree with you totally though, RWD rocks. I'll never buy a F or AWD car unless i have no choice at all, but you cant deny that it is lacking in certain qualities when you compare it to AWD. It just depends whether you are looking to "Have him in the twisties" or not care about the other drivers progess cos you are too busy leaping from apex to apex on full opposite lock.
Not that I do that of course, its illegal!![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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I agree with you totally though, RWD rocks. I'll never buy a F or AWD car unless i have no choice at all, but you cant deny that it is lacking in certain qualities when you compare it to AWD. It just depends whether you are looking to "Have him in the twisties" or not care about the other drivers progess cos you are too busy leaping from apex to apex on full opposite lock.
Not that I do that of course, its illegal!
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FWD can be fun though ![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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4WD is lovely and safe and warm and cuddly
RWD rocks
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4WD is lovely and safe and warm and cuddly
RWD rocks
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Anyone think Senior AP is trying on his 'Troll' outfit this evening?? Senoir AP, ever seen an 800bhp rwd supra against an 800bhp skyline at a drag strip. Supra spends most of the first 3 gears spinning its' little boots, where as mr skyline hooks up everytime.
So, 4wd IS better for acceleration. Rwd shines on a track only in the hands of a talented driver, who is able to balance the car with the throttle.
So, 4wd IS better for acceleration. Rwd shines on a track only in the hands of a talented driver, who is able to balance the car with the throttle.
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Because they are built for one purpose. Thats why they have huge sticky tyres at the rear, and bicycle wheels at the front. Plus, Senior AP was talking about road cars, as was I. Also, not much come back for a dragster when the back end goes!
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I have RWD, FWD and 4WD at the moment. I feel more comfortable driving the 4WD.
Here's someone who has been bitten by RWD:
http://lancerregister.com/showthread...threadid=65971
Here's someone who has been bitten by RWD:
http://lancerregister.com/showthread...threadid=65971
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Sounds more like he's been bitten by his lack of driving skills. What happens when he crashes his Evo and then no longer has 'faith' in 4WD, will he then give up driving. Cars don't crash on their own account.
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So nothing to do with too much throttle while steering. Cars don't oversteer for no reason. If it wasn't his fault e.g. faulty car, diesel on the road etc. then having a 4WD would have hardly made a difference, after all once grip is lost, grip is lost.
Fair enough if you've no the interest in improving your skills or don't want the extra hassle/effort/challeng that RWD requires but SAY SO. don't try to dress it up any other way. I completely understand why some people thing RWD is not for them & fair enough but lets cut the bullsh1t about them being unsafe or dangerous (or as the evo guy says 'freakish behaviour'.
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it basically oversteered for no apparent reason and at reasonably low speed...30-40mph
Fair enough if you've no the interest in improving your skills or don't want the extra hassle/effort/challeng that RWD requires but SAY SO. don't try to dress it up any other way. I completely understand why some people thing RWD is not for them & fair enough but lets cut the bullsh1t about them being unsafe or dangerous (or as the evo guy says 'freakish behaviour'.
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Originally Posted by Dracoro
Sounds more like he's been bitten by his lack of driving skills. What happens when he crashes his Evo and then no longer has 'faith' in 4WD, will he then give up driving. Cars don't crash on their own account.
I quote So nothing to do with too much throttle while steering. Cars don't oversteer for no reason. If it wasn't his fault e.g. faulty car, diesel on the road etc. then having a 4WD would have hardly made a difference, after all once grip is lost, grip is lost.
Fair enough if you've no the interest in improving your skills or don't want the extra hassle/effort/challeng that RWD requires but SAY SO. don't try to dress it up any other way. I completely understand why some people thing RWD is not for them & fair enough but lets cut the bullsh1t about them being unsafe or dangerous (or as the evo guy says 'freakish behaviour'.
I quote So nothing to do with too much throttle while steering. Cars don't oversteer for no reason. If it wasn't his fault e.g. faulty car, diesel on the road etc. then having a 4WD would have hardly made a difference, after all once grip is lost, grip is lost.
Fair enough if you've no the interest in improving your skills or don't want the extra hassle/effort/challeng that RWD requires but SAY SO. don't try to dress it up any other way. I completely understand why some people thing RWD is not for them & fair enough but lets cut the bullsh1t about them being unsafe or dangerous (or as the evo guy says 'freakish behaviour'.
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Oh, and by no means am I a good driver, just took my time getting to know my car and respect the laws of physics..........
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fwd is great for getting the shopping lol had a 170bhp fiesta rst quick when moving but what a hassle off the line thought i would of learnt but no moved on to a 210bhp escort s2 rst and off the line would get beaten by cars with half the power untill it started to grip in 2nd in dry in the wet you might as well of pushed it!!!!! finally i saw the light and bought an e30 325i sport and it was the muts nuts in the dry the grip was fantastic and the wet was just a laugh it would hang the rear out all day.The scooby though its fantastic wet dry dont matter in all
fwd sorry rubbish
rwd more fun then 4wd scary on limit in wet
4wd all round every day the winner but less fun
and e30 m3 4wd no such thing been said only one was 325ix
fwd sorry rubbish
rwd more fun then 4wd scary on limit in wet
4wd all round every day the winner but less fun
and e30 m3 4wd no such thing been said only one was 325ix
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