ok my frined has a 98 chevy malibu 4 door(stock 2.4l dohc v6) and my other friend has a 95 accord 4 door(short ram intake 2.2l sohc i think v4) and these guys are always argueing baout who would win what do you guys think? thanks

 

you will get raped,....

btw there is no such thing as a v-4 honda motor (maybe motorcycle) only i-4

 

he might mean a four cylinder?? who knows. but yah if his is a v6... youll see nothing but his plates

 

i think those malibus only came with the v6, i could be wrong, but if its a 4 go for it

 

so you saying the malibu would win 4 cynlinder thats what i meant

 

anyone ever drive a malibu? hehe. my best friend is manger at an enterprise branch, and he lets me drive some of the cars. the malibu is slow as hell for a v6, but proly faster than an accord. who knows. its ALL driver. ive saw a stock 5.0 mustang run a 15.600 as his best time at the track tonite, while seeing my friend drive a 96 civic coupe with a 1.8 dohc vtec swap with just cams run a 13.8

 

ok my other friend has a 96 mustang convertible 3.8 auto.(flow master exhaust) he talks **** to, who would win against the malibu and the stang sorry to ask so much thanks

 

Mustang. They are deceptively quick for a V6.

 

i dont think so, i have road in both and the malibu has way better take off do you think if the malibu got far ahead enough on the takeoff, it would be hard for the stang to catch up?

 

I have seen V6 mustang autos run 17.6 at the track. I would hardly call that quick.

 

my head hurts...

 

I guess I remember them being faster. It's been a while since I've driven one on the road. My bad then. I cannot accept that a Malibu will do anything except barely get out of it's own way.

Edit : Yes, Convertible Mustangs are dogs. I do remember that much.


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i mean they are not the fastest cars but they just wanted to know what you guys had to say so.................

 

IT IS ALL DRIVER lock thread
lol

 

Not if these are slushboxes...

 

thanks anyway

 

Well, this was a convertible, so that might have had a LOT to do with it.