I'm dropping out to create a company that starts with motorcycles, then cars, and forty years later signs a legendary Brazilian driver who has a public and expensive feud with his French teammate.
Hahahah the GTR and its weak transmission. What excuse do you have next? first the driver not knowing how to handle 4WD, then its the fuel, then its the launch control software, then its the temperature and now you fanbois are blaming it on the transmission. You people have gotten desperate.
"As I walk through the valley of rice I shall fear no turbo, for torque art with me and the enemy is fat."
At least I don't need impromptu street drag races and flimsy rumors. If you're actually going to prove that the Z06 is better because it can out drag a GT-R, then those 1000hp nitro drag machines must be the best; after all, they can run the 1/4 mile in next to nothing!
The point is is it's fast and it's good. It's not God, and neither is your Corvette.
edit- wait, if what you said is true, and early GT-Rs are ringers, then why did it lose to the Z06? Shouldn't it totally crush that and the ZR1?
Last edited by kingofthering; 07-21-2008 at 08:49 PM.
I'm dropping out to create a company that starts with motorcycles, then cars, and forty years later signs a legendary Brazilian driver who has a public and expensive feud with his French teammate.
Its simple, the technology and development of the GTR was absolutely phenomenonal and 480bhp is a complete lie.
Andreas Preuninger, Manager of Porsche High Performance Cars: "Grandmas can use paddles. They aren't challenging."
F'ing hilarious! This coming from the guy who goes on multiple car forums only to put down the GT-R, and posts nothing else. You call us desperate, yet you cling on to anything that may not even be remotely related to the R35 to try and put it down.
BTW, did you find out how Nismo, I mean Nissan, cheated with the Z-Tune.
2007 Acura TL Type-S (AEM V2, R-V6 Race/J-Pipe, ATLP Quad Exhaust)
2011 BMW 328i Coupe
The R&T editors discuss the provenance of the GTRs used in testing. Nissan provided 3 GTRs for testing to the automotive press. A white, a silver, and a Black one. The black one was damaged somehow and was kept in reserve for parts. All three cars are US spec, but are definitely pre-production, and are classified as "engineering test cars", which is the only way they are legal for registration and operation on US roads. Once their lifecycle is done (90 days), they go to the crusher. This explains the caveats by C&D, and MT regarding the performance, and the extraordinary dyno result produced by the silver car.
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This is what Horst von Saurma from SportAuto had to say............
"With all the electronic aids the handling is absolutely perfect, the driver doens´t feel how the drive-by-wire system really works as the GT-R stay on track like on rails, always has grip, doesn´t lose control, higly computerized and a perfect racer for the street. A time less than 7:40 is pretty much optimistic, 7:50 shows the true potential of the car.
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Koenigsegg CCR
Power: 806 bhp @ 6900 rpm
Torque: 678.6 ft lbs @ 5700 rpm
Front tires: 255 PS2
Rear tires: 335 PS2
Front brake size: Carbon Ceramic 14.2 inches
Rear brakes: Carbon Ceramic 14.2 inches
Weight: 2712 lbs
gear ratios: 2.875:1, 1.772:1, 1.266:1, 1.000:1, 0.830:1, 0.711:1, :1
Corvette ZR1
Power: 638 bhp @ 6500 rpm
Torque: 604 ft lbs @ 3800 rpm
Front tires: 285 PS2
Rear tires: 335 PS2
Front brake size: Carbon Ceramic 15.5 inches
Rear brakes: Carbon Ceramic 15 inches
Weight: 3350 lbs
gear ratios: 2.29:1, 1.61:1, 1.21:1, 1.00:1, 0.81:1, 0.67:1
Nissan GTR
Power: 480 bhp @ 6400rpm
Torque: 430 ft lbs @ 5200rpm
Front tires: 255 Bridgestone RE070A
Rear tires: 285 Bridgestone RE070A
Front brake size: Normal type 15 inch
Rear brakes: Normal type 15 inch
Weight: 3814 lbs
gear ratios: 4.056:1, 2.301:1, 1.595:1, 1.248:1, 1.001:1, 0.796:1
Last edited by IBrake4Rainbows; 07-22-2008 at 05:37 AM.
"As I walk through the valley of rice I shall fear no turbo, for torque art with me and the enemy is fat."
....So why is the Koenigsegg there? what a bulls**t argument if you compare the ZR-1 to the CC-R. seriously.
So you accuse Nissan of having these pre-production models souped up in some way beyond that of the normal production car? not entirely beyond the realms of possibilty, but VERY difficult to prove on your part. and right now the burden of proof is on you.
Prove your stories or STFU. bluntly.
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Steve Sutcliffe is a MUPPET ... a dodgy second-had car salesman who has used his mouth to get him jobs presenting on things he hasn't a clue ! From bikes to cars.
"A woman without curves is like a road without bends, you might get to your destination quicker but the ride is boring as hell'
Hahahaha, muppet and dodgy I love it. I guess what we have to understand is that automotive journalist and tv host have trouble knowing an exorbitant amount about every car they test while trying to balance an entertaining presentation. But then again after reading the article, its not hard to tell an ass from a journalist.
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