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You know what the answer is. They think the car looks better on the ground. That may not make sense to you or me, but that's scene. I don't try to understand it.
I have to admit, I thought the first pic was photoshopped for a moment. It's clearly been done properly, so respect due for that, but stance has never been my thing.
You've answered your own question really. It's not really a problem to get extra horsepower out of the F4R, by fitting ITBs, cams, an uprated exhaust and then mapping it, hey presto you're at 200bhp. You can get 280bhp NA if you've got the money to spend. (although obviously you're changing the...
A car built to compete on all surfaces, running a tarmac setup, is actually pretty different from a car which is only built to run on tarmac.
The V6 trophy in the original post can't be used on dirt without all these modifications taking place first. That's before changing over to a gravel/dirt...
As promised ;)
Interior light, you'll need 2, and solder them together in opposite polarity using a wire from each end. (Or you could buy the courtesy light unit with a map light, and just use w5w bulbs without doing any soldering - I recommend you do this.)...
I think anyone with half a brain would agree that a car which is not built for an environment, will not do well in that environment.
Would you take a dragster to a road rally?
Lols. What on earth does it have to do with the drivers?
If the car can be driven on dirt AND Tarmac, that's a proper rally car. If it's only built to go on Tarmac and can't handle dirt, then it is not a proper rally CAR.