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Old 10-18-2010, 06:51 PM
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I was wondering how the Pro touring cars stack up with the new age muscle cars like the new Camaro, base Vett, Mustang 5.0 , Shelby Gt 500, and the SRT Dodge products?
I ask this because the above are staring to be pretty good cars and really start to perform with some simple mods.
I know the PT cars are about older cars running like the new ones but does anybody have both and how does the handling, braking and straight line performace compare?

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Nothing compares to a great set up PT car from the 60's ot 70's for me. You will always find someone faster in any arena, but to pull up to a Z06 and keep up is cool, IMO. Cost will always favor the newer stuff. It's all good, enjoy what makes you tick.
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Old 10-18-2010, 07:13 PM
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How good can you drive, and how good can the people you intend to compete with drive?

I've beaten Vipers, Z06s, BMWs, an Audi R8, a Ferarri 360 Modena, and a whole bunch of Camaros and Mustangs... I've also had my ass kicked by several mostly stock Miatas on street-tires.

I recently autocrossed an '05 BMW 330i that I honestly thought didn't handle as well as my Chevelle... but I was 3 seconds/lap slower than the guy who owns the car, so with a little more seat time and adapting to its understeer characteristics, I could probably have been faster in it than I would be in my Chevelle.

My car just has more adjustment that makes it easy to make the car adapt to me instead of me adapt to the car.
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