sam666
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I think he must be tbh ...JE_GT":3aunks5k said:frediiii":3aunks5k said:I'd like to hear that live. as from the video it sounds absolutely crap
I hope you're joking..
Forced Induction Vs NA
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frediiii
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I'm dead serious. sounds like my dentists favorite drill
JE_GT
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You need your head checking lolfrediiii":28t8w3br said:
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Please mazda make a new RX again stupid LeMans restricts rotary's :evil: just lift that rule let stupid AUDI TDI AND PEUGEOT cry again :mrgreen:
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Please mazda make a new RX again
stupid LeMans restricts rotary's :evil: just lift that rule let stupid AUDI TDI AND PEUGEOT cry again :mrgreen:
MovingShadow
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I had a bulge in my pants when I watched that video
I've voted for forced induction but I have a soft spot for both to be honest.
There's something nice about having to work a normally aspirated engine, learning and knowing how to get the best out of the engine.
But there is something to having power on tap and the most torque possible lower down in the revs that you get in a forced induction engine. I mean the turbo in my Megane just has power on tap all the time and the engine in my mum's 1.2t Twingo feels just like a mini version (which I guess it is).
There's something nice about having to work a normally aspirated engine, learning and knowing how to get the best out of the engine.
But there is something to having power on tap and the most torque possible lower down in the revs that you get in a forced induction engine. I mean the turbo in my Megane just has power on tap all the time and the engine in my mum's 1.2t Twingo feels just like a mini version (which I guess it is).