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I agree with this last post for the most part. You're adressing the traction part of two important rules the other one is power to weight ratio. I would imagine the drivetrain loss in a four-wheel-drive car has something to do with this whole subject as well.
I'm not saying either is better than the other, just opening it up for a healthy discussion.
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Drives: 2012 and 2013! Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Your moms house.
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545 hp GTR 552 hp LFA 7.3 lb/hp GTR vs 5.9 lb/hp LFA 4WD "drivetrain loss" GTR 2WD "less drivetrain loss" LFA If I had 400K to spend on a car, it wouldn't be the LFA eye candy, Id be in a 599 GTO. But who am I? I drive a Yaris to work, and ゴジラ on the weekends!!
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