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Samurai Vehicular Lord Rick
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| | | Re: 2011 Ford Mustang V6 rated 31 mpg highway, most efficient 300+ HP car ever < Reply # 36 on 3/19/2010 12:27 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by jeepdave Meh, I still will miss the CVPI. Govs can be undone. And I really like the dated body style. I can't help it. I really can't.
| the governor on the Crown Victoria is not there to protect the cops, it's there to protect the drivetrain from failure. There is something with the rear axles and transmissions in the Vickies that over 120mph, they have a tendency to grenade. Front-wheel drive will NEVER be as controllable as Rear-wheel drive. I hate to bring this old argument back up, but in a fwd car, you're just asking the front end of the car to do too much. Rear wheel drive is much more predictable and more forgiving at the limit. Also, FWD is not as, how do I put this, rugged as RWD. I mean, I love the Impala, but you put it next to the old Impala/Caprice, and it's just not as tough.
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| Otaku
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| | | Re: 2011 Ford Mustang V6 rated 31 mpg highway, most efficient 300+ HP car ever < Reply # 37 on 3/19/2010 3:29 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Samurai
the governor on the Crown Victoria is not there to protect the cops, it's there to protect the drivetrain from failure. There is something with the rear axles and transmissions in the Vickies that over 120mph, they have a tendency to grenade. Front-wheel drive will NEVER be as controllable as Rear-wheel drive. I hate to bring this old argument back up, but in a fwd car, you're just asking the front end of the car to do too much. Rear wheel drive is much more predictable and more forgiving at the limit. Also, FWD is not as, how do I put this, rugged as RWD. I mean, I love the Impala, but you put it next to the old Impala/Caprice, and it's just not as tough.
| Yeah, that whole pesky deal with FWD cars applying forward power and direction with one set of wheels, while RWD has a set of wheels for each. I still don't think there's much more intimidating than a black Crown Vic with hidden lights and the standard P71 grille staring you down through your rearview mirror. The Charger gets it, too. The Impala never did. The new Caprice looks a lot like my Saturn.
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