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Querem ver que este também é Xuning :hail:Lindo Escort
Pah, tem que ter faísca, ou não presta. ^_^
São opiniões e gostos.Um carro de rallye não tem que ser bonito, mas mesmo assim há adereços que são estéticos.Qual é o efeito de solo dessa asa delta a 160Km/h num caminho de cabras?Um carro de estrada tem que ser sóbrio, mas há sempre gostos e mercado para tudo.Porque é que um cosworth precisa dessa asa delta e um Maserati não?Ah e tal, são mercados diferentes e clientes alvo diferentes.Bingo!
O Delta S4 fazia 0-100kmh em 2,3seg numa estrada de gravilha..
Em gravilha?!Não leves a mal, mas repete lá isso mil vezes...
The car's 1759 cc four cylinder engine combined supercharging and turbocharging to reduce turbo lag at low RPM. Officially the car produced 550 horsepower (410 kW). Independent figures show the S4 could accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) on gravel in just 2.3 seconds. An engine capacity multiple of 1.4 was applied to forced induction engines by the FIA and the choice of 1759 cc put the S4 in the under 2500 cc class which allowed a min weight of 890 kg (1,962 lb).
The Group B rally supercars quickly evolved into 500+ horsepower, four-wheel-drive chest-thumping beasts with space frames, kevlar bodywork, and many other high-tech pieces. The cars reached a point where many wondered if the cars had reached a point where the drivers could not fully control them. For instance, the Lancia Delta S4 could accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.3 seconds on a gravel road. Henri Toivonen drove an S4 around Estoril, the Portuguese Grand Prix circuit, so quickly that he would have qualified sixth for the 1986 Portuguese Grand Prix. Nigel Mansell sampled a Peugeot 205 T16 and said it could out-accelerate his F1 car. And, perhaps most impressive (frightening?), the driver's reaction times were cut in half compared with previous rally cars. The Group B rally cars and their pilots were the stuff of which legends are made.