2012 Nissan Rogue SV FWD: RideLust Review
The answer is, “it depends on how much development has been done to each car”. In the case of the time attack prepped Scion TC in this video, the answer is a boatload full of work. Details are somewhat lacking, but the car apparently dyno’d at 899 front wheel horsepower. Add a monster front wing for added grip in the corners, and you’ve got a Scion TC that can show taillights to a surprising number of other cars. The driver in the video was new to the Sebring track and was having brake problems, which explains his somewhat random choice of lines and braking points. Still, the soundtrack alone makes the video worth watching, and the TC’s disappearing act at 2:00 and again at 4:27 is nothing short of amazing.
Thanks, I thoroughly enjoyed that video for its pure entertainment value. I agree, seeing that little TC fly away on the straights was a kick to watch.
haha i just laughed at the front wing on the tc.
WOW! I had no idea that would be possible.
I think the driver of the vette wasn’t at the scions drivers level either.
That gives a new definition to downforce on the front of the car…
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Let’s just hope that doesn’t take off as the new “street look”…