What is the greatest Supercar of all time?

[Balayanboy]

for me the Ferrari F40 is the greatest supercar...why? because it has no creature comforts...it focuses on performance...and i love it when you back off the accelerator and fire comes out...HEHEHE!!!

[Quiggs]

for me the Ferrari F40 is the greatest supercar...why? because it has no creature comforts...it focuses on performance...and i love it when you back off the accelerator and fire comes out...HEHEHE!!!

So you like bad tuning?

[Balayanboy]

i don't care....i just love the F40...you want to know why?look up youtube and find jeremy clarkson reviewing the F40 and many other supercars...

[2ndclasscitizen]

So you like bad tuning?

So this is badly tuned?

[Quiggs]

Yea, pretty much. It's a product of incomplete combustion, which means you're not burning the air/fuel mix efficiently. Efficiency = power.

[Rockefella]

Yea, pretty much. It's a product of incomplete combustion, which means you're not burning the air/fuel mix efficiently. Efficiency = power.

Yeah. Which is why chipped 1.8t's suck.. they're inefficient.

[Quiggs]

Your mom is inefficient.

[P4g4nite]

Yea, pretty much. It's a product of incomplete combustion, which means you're not burning the air/fuel mix efficiently.

Bollocks.
F'd I cars have heaps of extra fuel under boost and when off throttle boost is dumped but fuel can still be supplied for a short time, hence the flame.

[Quiggs]

Bollocks.
F'd I cars have heaps of extra fuel under boost and when off throttle boost is dumped but fuel can still be supplied for a short time, hence the flame.

So you're still wasting fuel.

[P4g4nite]

So you're still wasting fuel.

Yes, you have wasted about 1 injector cycle worth of fuel.

Oh Noes!!!

[Quiggs]

Regardless, a car that's been tuned right won't do it at all.

[fpv_gtho]

You cant get perfect tuning anyway, considering your cams, ignition timing etc can only be optimised to a particular rev range.

[charged]

So you're still wasting fuel.

Better wasting fuel, rather than burned valves, pistons etc.

[2ndclasscitizen]

Yea, pretty much. It's a product of incomplete combustion, which means you're not burning the air/fuel mix efficiently. Efficiency = power.

Cars that dump fuel like that do it off throttle, so there not exactly losing power. And F1 cars shoot flame under full throttle and they're not exactly ineffeicient. I also thought it was a by-product of high RON fuel not combusting in the cylinders.

[fpv_gtho]

I always thought it had alot to do with large amounts of valve overlap