I've owned AP1, owned AP2, just drove CR
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Thanks for taking the time to write that up. Car & Driver said that the CR has "industrial strength understeer". I am surprised to see such a large difference in the perception of the CR's handling.
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Originally Posted by Spectre48,Mar 10 2008, 05:28 PM
Thanks for taking the time to write that up. Car & Driver said that the CR has "industrial strength understeer". I am surprised to see such a large difference in the perception of the CR's handling.
I also would have never know the CR had an electronic throttle had it not been revealed to me.
My '05 AP2 only had understeer before it got a better alignment. After, even with big 275 v710s on the back, the car would oversteer with a sharp turn of the wheel.
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Originally Posted by CKit,Mar 10 2008, 07:35 PM
Great review, thanks!
If there is anyone in the central Georgia area with a CR who'd be willing to swap cars with me for a test drive, let me know. I promise you that you won't be dissipointed by my sleepy old AP1.
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Originally Posted by Elistan,Mar 10 2008, 12:23 PM
"If you want to get a car for driving enjoyment, get the CR"
I have to agree with you there......
By the way, you hit the nail on the head.....nice write up.
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Imo, the ap1 looks like crap compared to the ap2... but you are so right about the bad changes made to the ap2. couldn't stand them.
ap2 with swapped ap1 ecu helps tremendously. 225/255 tires with uk alignment generate a balanced machine. the only thing im still hunting after is a ap1 steering ratio.
ap2 with swapped ap1 ecu helps tremendously. 225/255 tires with uk alignment generate a balanced machine. the only thing im still hunting after is a ap1 steering ratio.