4x4 Saphy vs 3dr
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Hi guys, could you tell me, in a race on the dragstrip or a straight road what would win outta the 4x4 sapphy and the 3dr cossie. Want to buy the most sensable car really.
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Originally Posted by JimRS
wouldnt the rear end keep slidding out whenever u put ya foot down on the 3dr cossie?
4x4 drag, 3dr straight line in standard form.
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the "sensible" option is 4wd every time, the performance difference is marginal in reality, they both give you a big
every time...
as to which is "best" is very much down to personal taste and passion..
the big benefit of 4wd is you never have to worry about approaching the oncoming traffic looking through the side window when you're not expecting it
the novelty of the occasional tail-out action soon wears off when it starts doing it on occasions when you weren't expecting it...
all IMO of course, but then i'm an old bastard who drives a
car like my gran would..
as to which is "best" is very much down to personal taste and passion..
the big benefit of 4wd is you never have to worry about approaching the oncoming traffic looking through the side window when you're not expecting it
the novelty of the occasional tail-out action soon wears off when it starts doing it on occasions when you weren't expecting it...
all IMO of course, but then i'm an old bastard who drives a
car like my gran would..
I'd say go for the 3-door 2wd.
A friend of mine own's a 4x4 and another friend a 3-door, 4x4 has around 350hp, the 3-door around 310 (wild guessed). But on a longer distance the 4x4 isn't quicker then the 3-door.
Conclusion (maybe to quickly taken, but ok);
Buy the 3-door, saves you money since you only have I diff, 1 pear of driven axles, plus I think you have to tune a 4x4 higher to get the same result when doing it to a 2wd/3-door.
If your planning on driving lots of short sprints, then go for the 4x4, it'll have more traction the first meters.
A friend of mine own's a 4x4 and another friend a 3-door, 4x4 has around 350hp, the 3-door around 310 (wild guessed). But on a longer distance the 4x4 isn't quicker then the 3-door.
Conclusion (maybe to quickly taken, but ok);
Buy the 3-door, saves you money since you only have I diff, 1 pear of driven axles, plus I think you have to tune a 4x4 higher to get the same result when doing it to a 2wd/3-door.
If your planning on driving lots of short sprints, then go for the 4x4, it'll have more traction the first meters.
Originally Posted by cozzie4d
I'd say go for the 3-door 2wd.
A friend of mine own's a 4x4 and another friend a 3-door, 4x4 has around 350hp, the 3-door around 310 (wild guessed). But on a longer distance the 4x4 isn't quicker then the 3-door.
Conclusion (maybe to quickly taken, but ok);
Buy the 3-door, saves you money since you only have I diff, 1 pear of driven axles, plus I think you have to tune a 4x4 higher to get the same result when doing it to a 2wd/3-door.
If your planning on driving lots of short sprints, then go for the 4x4, it'll have more traction the first meters.
A friend of mine own's a 4x4 and another friend a 3-door, 4x4 has around 350hp, the 3-door around 310 (wild guessed). But on a longer distance the 4x4 isn't quicker then the 3-door.
Conclusion (maybe to quickly taken, but ok);
Buy the 3-door, saves you money since you only have I diff, 1 pear of driven axles, plus I think you have to tune a 4x4 higher to get the same result when doing it to a 2wd/3-door.
If your planning on driving lots of short sprints, then go for the 4x4, it'll have more traction the first meters.
but till 180km/h i was just as fast as my friend with his 3dr...and that was with the t-3...i have now t-35 it should take a bit longer for the 2wd to get past me.....
so a 4wd saph is also fast as fook....and if you want to drive 2wd only when it is dry......thats not much then...
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