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Road And Track Comparison. Gt-r Vs Z06 Vs 911 Turbo

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Zoggy Proficient

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Quote of the thread

" something fishy is going on here. I'd like to see some more comparisons.

I'm sure it's an awesome car and all..... but seriously.... "

got denial ??

EDIT : look at post # 53 is that the monaroCountry of SAU?? hahaha give up champ the car is a god.

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fuzzy_scuz Mentor

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Straightline vs Corners. GTR and Porsche never claim to be straightline speed demons but Tarmac, twisty windy thrillers, Where the corrvette is sold as the equal to these vehicles when it clearly isn't designed for what it is marketed for. Another example springs to mind the chrysler cross fire.

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all hail skyline!

id rather have a car i could drive/corners then just plant it and and watch the speedo rise

all in all the gtr does seem to be the perfect compromise, and afterall it isnt that slow in a straight line anyway!

Birnie Veteran

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The video was pretty boring, no real action.

But the PDF files really had some interesting data in there.

Couldn't be stuffed reading 50 pages of dribble on a forum though.

Although one dude sayiong the 09' Corvette should/will have more horse power...blah blah....???

STILL doesn't get it..... :cool:

scathing Grand Master

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Hang on guys... but if the corvette was on a roll.... and if it had different tires, and if it was a different track, and if the gtr wasn't running an Awd system, oh oh then the corvette would win...

You forgot to mention that the GT-R was cheating with turbos.

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