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Still lacking imo. Power delivery and steering probably being the biggest problems. But we've been here before lol.
Probably the main reason I'd go for a cup'd 200 would be the quicker rack.
+1. RS stamped manifold was pure liuck iirc on the 182's. All that you actually need to know, is that if you line them all up, there's f**k all difference in straight line speed.
I'm not looking to start a forum war, which any comparison thread will turn into lol, but that doesn't make sense to me.
An Elise rides very well, and the Evora (from what I've been told) rides better than a e90 330sport. And you wouldn't say that they lacked feedback?
As said, I need to...
Question is, is the lack of adjustability (relative), and the decreased ride comfort worth it for something marginally quicker, and only in certain circumstances? With the 182, and the 197 the cup chassis was a no brainer IMO. But I'm not so sure it is with the 200?
Need to drive both tbh. Had...
Article in this months PC magazine. Interesting read. General conclusion that the standard 200 chassis is the better bet, unless you live on track. Better riding, more adjustable, and barely any slower on track.
The cup was 0.3s quicker on track. But, it was slightly quicker over all intervals...
Just had a yozza race system fitted. One word, stunning. The quality is incredible, fit like a glove. Loud when gunning it, but not actually that loud when just ticking along. If you want a quieter system, they also do the stealth and the 2" backbox sport system.
Depends what you want. A yozzasport race is awesome, but pretty useless if you want quiet. A ktec is a good stealth system, but not good if you want loud! What are you after?