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nonovurbizniz · 02-08-2004, 03:01 PM

either car could be made to make you happy...

That's really all there is to it... unless donuts and fishtailing are a required part of your idea of fun then EITHER a honda or a mustang could be made to handle an F1 and accelerate like a rocket...

The only true disadvantage IS for the FWD car as it won't get as good traction... so if it does get built to have nasty torque... it will essentially make the car worse.

That's my favorite part about RWD... the feeling of the whole car slamming all it's weight and power directly onto the rear wheels and GOING...

My dad's porsche 911 used to launch SOOO nice... I could get the wheels to spin without kicking it sideways a little.

Overall If you want a low cost fast/fun car I'd say get a stang ...

It's better to have an extra car in case one is down or you want to put it up to do something to it... insurance might ruin this whole debate for you though.

02-08-2004, 03:01 PM	#46
nonovurbizniz Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: ECUSA Age: 48 Posts: 2,693	either car could be made to make you happy... That's really all there is to it... unless donuts and fishtailing are a required part of your idea of fun then EITHER a honda or a mustang could be made to handle an F1 and accelerate like a rocket... The only true disadvantage IS for the FWD car as it won't get as good traction... so if it does get built to have nasty torque... it will essentially make the car worse. That's my favorite part about RWD... the feeling of the whole car slamming all it's weight and power directly onto the rear wheels and GOING... My dad's porsche 911 used to launch SOOO nice... I could get the wheels to spin without kicking it sideways a little. Overall If you want a low cost fast/fun car I'd say get a stang ... It's better to have an extra car in case one is down or you want to put it up to do something to it... insurance might ruin this whole debate for you though. __________________ I am an A$$hole... take anything I say to heart at YOUR OWN RISK...