Questionable modifications: pictures inside!

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What makes it more questionable is that they completely butchered up a perfectly good LFA to make it just another boring drift car. If this had something interesting, lets say, the original V10 or a 4 rotor it'd be epic and I would love it to pieces. But no, they replaced the engine with the same old tried and tested V8, with no flare or originality at all. Boring. *yawn*
I'd assume there's some weight being saved with a V8 rather than a V10 though. :indiff:
No it's not.
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What makes this more questionable and maybe funnier is that the LFA is (stock) a mid-engine car.
hmmm I...no.
It's pretty clear just from the design that it's front engine. I have no idea where you just pulled it was midengined from.
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Why would a midengine have a hood that long and a backend that small?
I don't care if it's mounted behind the axle. It's still in the front.
 
I'd assume there's some weight being saved with a V8 rather than a V10 though. :indiff:

It's probably not due to that, more the fact of torque and harder to get power out of.

hmmm I...no.
It's pretty clear just from the design that it's front engine. I have no idea where you just pulled it was midengined from.
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Why would a midengine have a hood that long and a backend that small?

Mainly because it's a front mid-engine? The engine is behind the front axle, making the engine being classified as in the middle. It is a front mid-engined car.

He's reffering to a rear-mid layout.

How do you know this? From what I could see he said mid engined. No specification on a rear mid-engined car nor a front mid-engined car.

A front mid-engined car is still classified as a mid-engined car. It's just instead the engine is behind the front axle, instead of in front of the rear. By your logic it would mean rear mid-engined cars would have to be called RRs.
 
SVX
How do you know this? From what I could see he said mid engined. No specification on a rear mid-engined car nor a front mid-engined car.

A front mid-engined car is still classified as a mid-engined car. It's just instead the engine is behind the front axle, instead of in front of the rear. By your logic it would mean rear mid-engined cars would have to be called RRs.
Because the layout hasn't been changed at all and his post implies that it was.


Wow, I cannot properly write today.
 
Well guys, here's a tip for everyone: Never have two tabs open in your mobile browser with two different cars. One was with a Lexus LFA, the other with a Pagani Zonda F's engine. I saw the Zonda pic when switching tabs back to here, and inadvertently thought it was the LFA.

God I'm an idiot. I guess that means I've been "rekt" or whatever the hell it is. :banghead: :dunce:

EDIT: Whether the Zonda F has a V10 or not, I still had the "LFA = V10" connection in my mind.
 
Because the layout hasn't been changed at all and his post implies that it was.

I see what you're saying, but it can easily be interpreted as the engine being moved in front of the axle as well.
 
I like it. dad doesn't.
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They did a bad job on a vinyl wrap and those rims are gross.
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I wanted to puke on it.
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It's ok... don't like the stickers though.
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