Comments by "Don" (@dct124) on "Donut"
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Great video guy, fucking great. I tried explaining this to a kid who was looking to buy his first car. He wanted a Mustang. I was brutally honest with him and told him he'd most likely wouldn't make it pass 21. I directed him towards FWD or AWD first just to get used to being on the road, seeing signs, seeing people and understanding how to recognize driver patterns to see accidents before they happen. Distracted drivers, etc. Driving in the rain and snow. In MD we get ice. In certain areas you literally can't drive anything but a high clearance vehicle due to high tides where we get regularly 2ft - 4ft of standing water. Shit sometimes 5ft depending on where you're standing. Downtown literally just becomes a canoe zone or for lifted trucks with snorkel's.
Young driver's at least use your first year of driving behind a fwd car, literally just to get your mental right. RWD cars are less forgiving to rookie mistakes.
Tires, *****Gearing*****, Weight reduction, Fuel, Brakes, Brake fluid, Trans fluid & Cooling, Wheel size and removing energy drainers.
Bigger wheels are slower. Anything 18" and lower. Tire profile is important for COMPRESSION. F1 literally only just switched to 18" from 13" wheels just for cosmetic reasons to build the fan base more. The fastest cars on the planet use HIGH PROFILE tires. Dragster, 6s Street cars, F1 cars, Nascar's, Trophy Trucks, Rally Cars that accelerate faster than every track car on the planet that's not on a dragstrip.
Aside from bigger brake rotors, there's no reason for big wheels.
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Just a response to the question. They more than likely don't know what they're doing. When it comes to cars overall VW (Toyota & Lexus) is about the only one that gets the auto industry. When you look at Mercedes, Audi, Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, and realize the reason they are partnered with VW is they didn't know how to run profitable businesses after the economy changed. Key word PROFITABLE.
Acura for years has been a bit of a confused child.
Simply ask yourself, what is Acura known for?
That's the reason they're failing, b/c they are known for NOTHING, other than 90s light weight, compact, sports car styled, reliable, 2 door, hatchback Integras LITERALLY.
*Pretty accurate after watching the video.
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