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Originally Posted by s2kvince,Mar 23 2009, 08:03 PM
I started to think about this, then I decided I'd rather just go on believing the S2000 > the rest.
I kind of skimmed through the vid but I wonder what tires were on the S2K in that vid.
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Originally Posted by Ks320,Mar 23 2009, 07:18 AM
Each car probably had one shot at it, or at most three. Chances are, the test results would have been much closer had they did a few more to be fair.
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You really think so? I actually think they were just not familiar with the european cars, and were being sloppy.
Look at what happens whenever they drive European cars on Tsubuka. The Euros generally get smasged (yes, it's a tight track ... but I'm quite skeptical whether the euros were THAT bad on the Tsubuka track)
@ 60mph / 100km/h down to zero ... the S2000 generally scores roughly the same compared to the other cars "on magazines"
Originally Posted by NorthWestS2000,Mar 24 2009, 08:13 PM
think how bad the other 2 tests must have been for them to use that shot. cars just arent in the same class when it comes to feeling the road
Look at what happens whenever they drive European cars on Tsubuka. The Euros generally get smasged (yes, it's a tight track ... but I'm quite skeptical whether the euros were THAT bad on the Tsubuka track)
@ 60mph / 100km/h down to zero ... the S2000 generally scores roughly the same compared to the other cars "on magazines"
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