Just pointing out that it was the evo 7 to contrast it to my other post so it doesnt look like we had different numbers for same car. Evo 7 isnt really relevant to anyone in this country for the most part.

 

I didnt know this was USDM only.....I must delete it right this second.

 

Uhhhhhhhh...what year?! Cause my hot pocket on 75 SERIES TIRES sure as hell cant outhandle an F1...at least I'm pretty certain of that... Aint that the truth. The only thing that has changed in the past 50 years is the battle is now Chevy vs. Ford vs. Dodge vs. Imports (also notice how 90% of the time, "imports" mean Japanese and rarely include Australian, Korean, German, British, or French cars)

 

I have noticed that, but it's also hardly ever stuff like the corolla's, and camry's. Always just the civic's and other "ricer/fanboy" cars.

The shit gets old, but it's always going to be that way.

Might as well learn to accept it, and just say fuck it.

 

Of course. When people say "imports" they usually mean "Hondas" if anything. Thats one thing I've noticed to be extremely common with local domestic guys...its HONDAS and low displacement N/A cars they dont like...but they call them all "imports"

I've already just decided "fuck it" and rarely defend my stance on imports; especially driving the hot pocket. I do not condone modding my 1.6 for "power"

One of my favorite quotes for this topic: Against logic there is no armor like ignorance.- Laurence J. Peter

 

2006 Civic Si - 600ft slalom 67 mph

98 McLaren F1 ............. 64.5

Civic out handles a McLaren F1, now I have heard it all

 

me2thaf what you have in your sig was me being sarcastic you dumb shit.

 

5 mph in the slalom test is a LOT. Best-handling production cars on Earth run in the low-mid 7x mph range. Example above- Lotus Elise, 73 mph. 62 is down with Crown Vics and typical boring sedans.

Something is up with the McLaren numbers. I have, however, seen similar numbers for some of the other cars in other sources, so I know they're fairly accurate. The Camaro, for example, and the Elise- I've seen pretty much the same numbers in magazines.

 

sarcasm is a concept that eludes most of TR appearantly