GQ-Lude

My friend and I were having an argument about which car handles better. Now I know the S4 would beat a Prelude SH in a straight line for sure...14.3 1/4 mile compared to a 15.3. But I dunno if the S4 handles better. I said that the SH should be able to handle better. Anyone know the answer to this?

cybercrx00

I read somewhere else, I think in the kill stories that a 1995 VTEC relatively stock was pulling better times on a road course than an S4 with 2 different drives. So I am sure a similarly equipped SH should do much better than the '95


[Modified by cybercrx00, 9:03 PM 9/2/2002]

illusion

awd..

GQ-Lude

Yeah the S4 is awd but it's also a sedan. I mean, it's gotta be top heavy. The SH has atts also...so this is a tough one.

Greyout

don't be so sure

however, I would agree and guess that the type SH would handle better then the S4.


[Modified by JDM LUDE, 6:35 AM 9/3/2002]

aklucsarits

Handling is a subjective issue. Both are cars designed with sporty intentions. So both make compromises to comfort to ensure better handling. However, asking which one handles better is like asking which one looks better...

Andrew

Honda318dx

Handling to me = overall grip, which = tires.. I could care less how much the car pitches, yaws and sways, if it can take the corner faster, it handles better...

But yes, handling to most people is suggestive, its like asking which color looks best...

cybercrx00

look at D stock finishings, and look at the tires they were on. This was a car competing in the stock category, so his mods were very limited, by the scca rules. He states k&n filter, thermal exhaust, bosch plugs, and kuhmo v-700 tires. The s4 has more power, awd, and stickier tires. Not to shabby.

SeaBass

The S4 weighs close to 800 lbs more than an SH

Give me the Prelude.