N1-prepped VZ-R
vs.
Civic Type-R
The mags have all jumped on this wonderful matchup between two of the hottest cars in Japan. You may ask, "Why don't they pin the non-N1 VZ-R against the Type-R?" Fair question. However,the non-N1 VZ-R already has a worthy challenger in the Civic SiR - they both make 175ps. So, the 185ps Civic Type-R takes on the 200ps Pulsar VZ-R. Unfair? A sure blow-out? Wait... Remember, they have the same displacement...
On the straightaway, the N1 VZ-R is undoubtedly faster. The 200ps output is not just in high end - it has more power throughout the powerband. The numbers below don't show it because the VZ-R struggled in the wet condition. Though both cars have the same tires, the VZ-R uses a slightly different compound (suited more for the dry) than that of theType-R.
But there are more differences. The N1 race-prepped VZ-R is essentially the same car as the street-legal VZ-R, plus the better engine. On the other hand, the Type R got an entire makeover - its engine, chassis, body, etc.. This difference shows in the 1 second lap time. (a pretty big difference in a sub-one-minute track) The winner in the curves is the Type R.
Many automotive enthusiasts lament over the fact that Nissan is only going to make 200 N1 VZ-R's. Added to the fact that the N1 VZ-R costs around $5,000 more than the Type R Civic, it makes for a bunch of disappointed Nissan fans.
Here are some times from a test run by BestCar
Condition: WET
Nissan Pulsar VZ-R
Honda Civic Type-R
0-400m (1/4 mile)
15.15 @ 149.5km/h (93mp/h)
approx 14.6x in dry
15.25 @ 149.5 km/h (93mp/h)
approx 14.7x in dry
0-50km/h (0-31mp/h)
2.84 sec
2.90 sec
0-100km/h (0-62mp/h)
7.09 sec
7.08 sec
0-150km/h (0-94mp/h)
15.21sec
14.92 sec
0-180km/h (0-112mp/h)
23.43 sec
25.98 sec (governed)
Gymkhana Lap Test
46.47 sec
45.33 sec
vs.
Civic Type-R
The mags have all jumped on this wonderful matchup between two of the hottest cars in Japan. You may ask, "Why don't they pin the non-N1 VZ-R against the Type-R?" Fair question. However,the non-N1 VZ-R already has a worthy challenger in the Civic SiR - they both make 175ps. So, the 185ps Civic Type-R takes on the 200ps Pulsar VZ-R. Unfair? A sure blow-out? Wait... Remember, they have the same displacement...
On the straightaway, the N1 VZ-R is undoubtedly faster. The 200ps output is not just in high end - it has more power throughout the powerband. The numbers below don't show it because the VZ-R struggled in the wet condition. Though both cars have the same tires, the VZ-R uses a slightly different compound (suited more for the dry) than that of theType-R.
But there are more differences. The N1 race-prepped VZ-R is essentially the same car as the street-legal VZ-R, plus the better engine. On the other hand, the Type R got an entire makeover - its engine, chassis, body, etc.. This difference shows in the 1 second lap time. (a pretty big difference in a sub-one-minute track) The winner in the curves is the Type R.
Many automotive enthusiasts lament over the fact that Nissan is only going to make 200 N1 VZ-R's. Added to the fact that the N1 VZ-R costs around $5,000 more than the Type R Civic, it makes for a bunch of disappointed Nissan fans.
Here are some times from a test run by BestCar
Condition: WET
Nissan Pulsar VZ-R
Honda Civic Type-R
0-400m (1/4 mile)
15.15 @ 149.5km/h (93mp/h)
approx 14.6x in dry
15.25 @ 149.5 km/h (93mp/h)
approx 14.7x in dry
0-50km/h (0-31mp/h)
2.84 sec
2.90 sec
0-100km/h (0-62mp/h)
7.09 sec
7.08 sec
0-150km/h (0-94mp/h)
15.21sec
14.92 sec
0-180km/h (0-112mp/h)
23.43 sec
25.98 sec (governed)
Gymkhana Lap Test
46.47 sec
45.33 sec
Vastaukset 3
Vanhimmat
Ja mikähän mahtaa olla pointti?
Mielenkiintoinen testi!!! Ei joka viestissä tartte omaa kehua ja toista haukkua... Näistä autoista ottaisin kumman vain... tosin sitä pulsaria ei taida olla mahdollista saada. =(
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