Subaru Sti vs Corvette Z06 vs Lamborghini vs Nissan Skyline
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Subaru Sti vs Corvette Z06 vs Lamborghini vs Nissan Skyline
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Pretty cool, it looked like the vette and lambo were barely trying on that short track. Poor skyRine needed a bit more torque. The vette creeped out every time they exited a corner.
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the z06 could've definately won that had the driver had something resembling balls
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that's an s204 STi only made in Japan and only 600 ever made. it goes for about 50k. it uses the 2.0 rather than our 2.5l engine, more power with bigger turbo and weighs about 200 pounds less than our STi. it'll also out handle our STi anyday with its improved suspension. check it out..
Subaru Impreza S204 - RSportsCars.com
Subaru Impreza S204 - RSportsCars.com
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throw someone in that knows how to drive the Vette and I think he would've had no issue getting around the STI. The STI was quick, but the driver of the vette was barely downshifting out of the corners, wasn't heel/toe'ing and was granny shifting, etc.. You could tell that he wasn't used to that car at all.
would've been nice to get a translation however...
would've been nice to get a translation however...
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