FEED FD3S vs RE Amemiya RX7 in touge battle
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FEED FD3S vs RE Amemiya RX7 in touge battle
Just Plain old fashioned cool. Two great cars battle it out.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CD7uoHerOg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CD7uoHerOg
Its pretty much subjective. If the one behind gets left, the front car wins. If the one behind sticks with pressure to pass (or passes), the behind car wins. If there's not really any pressure from the back, but the cars stick with each other, its a tie and then they run again.
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The above is correct. Driver 1 tries to widen the gap from Driver 2 and Driver 2 tries to close it. There is no passing. If the gap stays the same then it's a draw. This video doesn't display it that well because when they start the first run the FEED car is next to the RE-A car so why when they finish and the FEED is a car length ahead is that still a draw? I'm not sure but I do think it's subjective.
I think that Tsuchiya is probably a better driver, but both cars are amazing! Many of you have probably seen this already, but for those of you who haven't, here's another good one of the Amemiya RX-7: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mob3zLf5voQ
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Nice seeing 2 top tuners racing like that...I'll like to see them on a track and see the lap times these cars would achieve. I would have to say, Id love to have the funds to have RE Amemiya set up a track car for me...I bet that car would be well beyond my skills for a while.
For touge battles...i think i will go with the Re-amemiya one...due to it having the stock seq. turbo..which allow it for a smoother corner exits...but if for any other type of tracks have mostly high speed corners or straights..then the feed is my choice...since it is loaded with a single turbo and has higher output then the re-amemiya one...both are good though
The above is correct. Driver 1 tries to widen the gap from Driver 2 and Driver 2 tries to close it. There is no passing. If the gap stays the same then it's a draw. This video doesn't display it that well because when they start the first run the FEED car is next to the RE-A car so why when they finish and the FEED is a car length ahead is that still a draw? I'm not sure but I do think it's subjective.
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