Straight line acceleration

  • Thread starter Thread starter halfracedrift
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What is better for straight line acceleration, FF, or RR?

  • Front wheel drive front moutned Engine

    Votes: 2 7.1%

  • Rear wheel drive rear mounted Engine

    Votes: 26 92.9%
  • Total voters
    28
Originally posted by halfracedrift
hmm... if the mini was ff.. then what was the car that was RR in GT2.. hmmmmmmmm
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There were the 911 tuned ruf`s and the Fiat 500r, great little car.
 
hmmmmm
i finaly got the darn thing to work for me~ :D
and... this is VERY useful indeed...
thanks drifterBR and welcome to GTP :D
 
Have you ever heard of a FWD sports car? Get a Ruf R-GT and put it against any FWD car. As for weight transfer, the forward movement of the car causes the momentum to go towards the rear. A FWD car's front end will lift up creating a loss of mechanical grip, while a Rear engine/drive car will have increased mech. grip, the momentum forcing the rear end downward increasing traction.
 
you know what I think is better for an off the line acceleration?an AWD car!hehehe,I was just refering to my Skyline
 
oh yeah,by the way,it runs 0-60 in 2.3XX seconds ^_^.I think that's pretty damn good,but there's race cars and different modeled cars that run faster of course =D

AE86Driver
 
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