I did it for cars in the range of 250~350 and that I wanted to buy... How bout a McLaren F1? How bout a Ferrari F50? How bout an imaginary car!? Like I said, I was bored and had nothing to do. What's your problem man?Shift_Altima wrote:You just wasted about an hour of your life. How about Porsche 911 GT2 500+ hp, ~3000 lb. Wow! That one really blows the rest out of the water!
and ALSO, it's whatever I want it to be... As long as both values are valid, I can do the ratio however I want. Besides, it's power-to-weight, not weight-to-power. Power-to-weight measures efficiency. Weight-to-power measures INEFFICIENCY. Measuring inefficiency in order to reduce weight is for the engineers at car R&D departments; for buyers, you rank them in terms of how many horses push a pound. I never wanted to include 2.5 S in the list because it's sub-200.Shift_Altima wrote:and also, it's not hp/lb.. its lb/hp. 2.5's are about 15 pounds/1 hp.
As requested ($/hp):(01) $ 90.15 - 370Z coupe(02) $ 90.35 - Camry sedan(03) $ 97.74 - Altima coupe(04) $ 98.17 - Accord sedan(05) $ 101.37 - G37 sedan(06) $ 103.90 - Avalon sedan(07) $ 106.85 - Accord coupe(08) $ 108.78 - G37 coupe(09) $ 119.62 - IS 350 sedan(10) $ 124.84 - TL 3.5 sedan(11) $ 126.25 - TL 3.7 sedan(12) $ 134.33 - 335i sedan(13) $ 140.67 - 335i coupeRedViper98 wrote:What about hp/MSRP?
http://www.performancecarnews....Tablemichaelthepsycho wrote:So, I just did some number crunching with nothing to do... And here it is!
Acura - TL (V6)3.5 sedan - 3699 lb (280 hp)3.7 sedan - 3948 lb (305 hp)
BMW - 335i 3.0T (I6)coupe - 3571 lb (300 hp)sedan - 3594 lb (300 hp)
Honda - Accord (V6)EX-L 3.5 coupe - 3569 lb (271 hp)EX 3.5 sedan - 3567 lb (271 hp)
Infiniti - G37 3.7 (V6)coupe - 3633 lb (330 hp)sedan - 3581 lb (328 hp)
Lexus - IS 350 (V6)3.5 sedan - 3527 lb (306 hp)
Nissan - (V6)Altima SE 3.5 coupe - 3289 lb (270 hp) 370Z 3.7 coupe - 3269 lb (332 hp)
Toyota - (V6) Camry LE 3.5 sedan - 3461 lb (268 hp)Avalon XL 3.5 sedan - 3490 lb (268 hp)
Ranking (hp/lb): (hp/L):(01) 370Z coupe - 0.1016 (01) 335i coupe 100 (T)(02) G37 sedan - 0.0916 (02) 335i sedan 100 (T)(03) G37 coupe - 0.0908 (03) 370Z coupe 89.7297(04) IS 350 sedan - 0.0868 (04) G37 coupe 89.1892(05) 335i coupe - 0.0840 (05) G37 sedan 88.6486(06) 335i sedan - 0.0835 (06) IS 350 sedan 87.4286(07) Altima coupe - 0.0821 (07) TL 3.7 sedan 82.4324(08) Camry sedan - 0.0774 (08) TL 3.5 sedan 80.0000(09) TL 3.7 sedan - 0.0773 (09) Accord sedan 77.4286(10) Avalon sedan - 0.0768 (10) Accord coupe 77.4286(11) Accord sedan - 0.0760 (11) Altima coupe 77.1429(12) Accord coupe - 0.0759 (12) Camry sedan 76.5714(13) TL 3.5 sedan - 0.0757 (13) Avalon sedan 76.5714
On my Google, it appears as a "reported attack site." I ain't opening that stuff lol.mcheddadi wrote:here's a table of all the performance cars, you can click the columns titles to order it by each category you want. (the important one being the power to weight ratios, and DFD)
suit yourselfmichaelthepsycho wrote:
On my Google, it appears as a "reported attack site." I ain't opening that stuff lol.
ya mine said the same thing.... ive never had a site say that beforemichaelthepsycho wrote:
On my Google, it appears as a "reported attack site." I ain't opening that stuff lol.
no hate. Just found it funny that you're comparing a 335i to a camry..michaelthepsycho wrote:
I did it for cars in the range of 250~350 and that I wanted to buy... How bout a McLaren F1? How bout a Ferrari F50? How bout an imaginary car!? Like I said, I was bored and had nothing to do. What's your problem man?
and ALSO, it's whatever I want it to be... As long as both values are valid, I can do the ratio however I want. Besides, it's power-to-weight, not weight-to-power. Power-to-weight measures efficiency. Weight-to-power measures INEFFICIENCY. Measuring inefficiency in order to reduce weight is for the engineers at car R&D departments; for buyers, you rank them in terms of how many horses push a pound. I never wanted to include 2.5 S in the list because it's sub-200.
Bottom line.. Lots of hate buddy.. What's the matter? Mommy didn't hug you enough?
michaelthepsycho wrote: How bout an imaginary car!?
Most times if the site is legit, it got flagged for crapware after getting compromised and hosting malware. Takes forever to get off those blacklists.michaelthepsycho wrote:
On my Google, it appears as a "reported attack site." I ain't opening that stuff lol.