Originally Posted by STRATTON i think an all motor car with high peak whp and the relative low torque of a n/a car would make an all together faster car ? lower wheel tq i would think will equal less wheel spin, and the high peak whp will make for more acceleration ?
am i right here in my thinking or just way off base and topic ?
I don't know about off topic, but you're correct in your assessment. Be aware though that turbo engines can mimic an N/A torque/power curve if setup properly.
Originally Posted by donttazmebro this is true and gearing has a lot to do with it.
My NA ve will spin 1,2,part of 3rd if i hit VVL in 1st and take it up to redline.
205 falken azenis on 15x7
I have to roll into it in second to keep traction and that's only 165wtq
^Nice torque #'s. Are you on a 2.0L bottom end? From what I have read, even the SR16VE tranny gears are to long for a car built to drag all day. I would love to have a SR16VE tranny with a P11 final driver in my daily driver. That's where it's at right there.
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Originally Posted by SR20GTi-R NA is a thinking man's game, alot of people dont have the stomach to play NA.