If you're talking drag race, assuming equal drivers, a V8 Camaro will easily beat a 240sx. Not even close. Straight line acceleration is one of the stock 240's weakest areas. Sorry.hondahater240 wrote:A stock 92 240sx vs a 89 rs camaro stock with a 305 who do u guys think will win the camaro has his mind set on winning cause he has a v8 and its auto the 240 is 5 spd
Wow. I stand corrected. I looked up the specs on the 92 RS with 305 V-8. Only 170hp? That's not much more than the V6. My brother-in-law had a Z28 of that era and it had some good grunt. Blazing compared to my old 240sx. But the z28 ihad a bigger motor.YRUSOSLO wrote:being an owner of both cars. I'd have to say you are dead wrong. You may not have noticed but Bubba was asking about the 305. My Camaro RS was but *** slow with the 305 so I had to throw a 383 in there. They both ran mid 16's and it was cheaper to get my 240 to get to the lower 16's. This is my personal experience and the 240 is a SOHC. Your results may vary since all cars are not created equal.
I suspect the driver's skill would be the biggest deciding factor in a drag race between the two.IWannaS15 wrote:But the Camaro would have gobs more torque than an S13, right? It'd be a pretty close race IMO...
Yes, I did read your posts. You not only said you did 16's in both cars, (which implies they're fairly close to each other), you also said all cars are not created equal, so there will be variances between individual cars.YRUSOSLO wrote:Do you even read all the posts?
Quoting myself from earlier "So since I drove both cars I was racing against myself. So the driver skills wouldn't really matter in my case with the two cars."
Meaning I drove both cars so my skills were the same. I'd still put my money on the 240 in a drag.
I understand what you're saying, but I think we're talking about two slightly different things. Your point is that given the same driver, you feel the 240 has a slight edge. My point is that whatever small edge the 240 might or might not have, in a race between two drivers, the skill of the individual driver will make more of a difference in who wins that race than the car itself. Make sense?YRUSOSLO wrote:Bubba1 "assuming EQUAL drivers". I can pretty much assume that I'm an equal driver to myself.
So my point about cars being different is that assuming EQUAL drivers it comes down to the cars.
redtop91 wrote:8 Cylinders > 4.
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Sorry I don't speak hick. That is why I thought I'd repeat myself.YRUSOSLO wrote:bouncy boy.