Originally posted by ALLAN:
boostedpos, you are right, weight is not a good factor in a performance car. not unless it is over compensated for by power and a well tuned suspension...
In your opinion.
Of course, that explains why you bought an Esprit instead of a proper Lotus like an Elise/Exige. BTW: To help you avoid getting banned again, my handle on this board is "BoostedMR2".
...my only question to you is, if you were going to build a toyota, why not a supra? atleast you could of had a real car, not a childs toy....
For starters, it weighs 3445 pounds.
It would be the perfect car if I had been looking for a Japanese Corvette. However, I prefer the lightweight mid-engined configuration offered by the MR2 (the same design philosophy behind the NSX). In essence, I wanted a proper sports car, not a bloated (but fast) GT car.
...as for your" id rather have my mr2 than a 996 tt" comment, yes that was very funny. i was rolling around on the floor when i read that one. your best line yet....
Glad you enjoyed it.
... so ive taken it upon myself to set up a race. something we wont have to wait for 5 months to find out about. Next week, a guy i met will be getting his basch supercharged car back with all the new ecu upgrades. the car will be dynoed and we have decided to do some roll on racing against my lotus... place your bets now gentleman.
No need to risk your license and your Lotus, Allan. The results are already in. I did a series of roll on races with a Basch Boost NSX (BoneZ's car) on July 14th. Details here:
http://www.nsxprime.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/005518.html
[Hmmmm... link to the thread doesn't seem to be working. Lud?]
Well, since the link is broken. I suppose it never happened.
But if it had actually occurred, do you suppose I might have won 3/3 times?
I would, however, be happy to take on your Lotus should you choose to bring it to Thunderhill on November 24th. It should be interesting to see how the NSX, MR2 and Lotus compare on the track.
-- DavidV
www.boostedgroup.com
[This message has been edited by BoostedMR2 (edited 28 August 2002).]