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Old 02-18-03, 04:29 PM
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good question here??

i have owned 2 fc's one i sold the other got lost and ran into a tree with me in it, bye bye car and almost me. anyway i'm in the market for a new car at the moment and of course i need another fc. at the same time i want something fast and affordable.

my real question is this.... could a fc TII beat a 90-93 talon tsi AWD, this assuming they have the same amount of mods

i ask this because as much as i want another fc, it is so much easier for me to find cheaper low miled TSI's and its hard for me to find a good cheap low miled fc.

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Old 02-18-03, 04:41 PM
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You've owned two Fc's you say. Well, go drive a TSi, and then you'll have your anwser.

This is an Fc forum. Guess at what we'll say.
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ok

hey i know its an fc forum dosen't mean you can't be honest with youself. i love fc's just because its a fc forum doesn't mean fc's can't be beat or there is nothing better
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Define "beat"...

AWD gives the Talon the edge in the launching department.

The piston motor will have more torque down low.

The RX-7 will pull harder to redline.

AWD makes the Talon a lot more stable platform, especially in inclement weather.

The RX-7 has the better suspension and brakes.

Building an 11-second AWD Talon drag car is relatively cheap.

Building a high 12-second FC turbo is relatively cheap.



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i think the fc would get a talon any day but im just a stupid newbie
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Talon's are probably the cheapest car to speed up. The same amount of money into both, and the Talon will kill the FC. I hate it, but it's the truth. I'd still never buy a talon because they're ugly and crappy IMO.
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i think it was a 93? but i know it was turbo, both stock to stock TSI vs T2, i rapped him really bad, freeway battle, 4WD only good for launches because their fat bastards they won't pull as hard, i wouldn't mind getting TSi/GSX though, to me their very nice, not very nimble through the turns, even though i'm a hardcore drag racing person, i perfer some handling because i'm a street car.

But the **** is that T2 turbo has hybrids also, which is capable for about 320hp? theres alot of direct fit (stock manifold) for DSMs for 400+ hp, i would get me a 1g DSM but im soo into the rotary **** you wouldn't believe, and a little to brainwashed to learn something new.

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well you can have an awesome rx7, which you already know are awesome...or you can drive an imitation eclipse...hmmmm...i'd go with the fc, but then again, i have one haha
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