69Mach390
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For the OP with a 4, he can get throttle response better than your GTS with the tune. The increase in torque on the 25+ models is insane.Not what I’m saying at all. I’m saying any improvement feels like a great improvement if it’s what you were planning on in the first place - it just doesn’t necessarily mean that the improvement got you the best result in performance.
From my point of view, (I drove a 4s, turbo and then bought a GTS), the acceleration in a straight line was great on all the cars. At no time driving in the city was I “flat” on the throttle, so it’s a question of how hard and how quickly you press it. On the other hand, the reason I want fast throttle response is to weave through traffic, which is MY definition of fun, and why I want sportscar performance (vs an SUV). What makes the weaving feel good is that the car handles it with good grip, minimum body roll, and overall a sense of confidence.
Of course, (I hope) this is a good natured discussion/argument and beauty is in the eyes of the beholder and relates to your driving style. Note: I have a 300hp NSX which I feel not only has suitable power but is a knife through traffic butter and the most fun car I’ve ever driven by miles. And I’ve driven and owned a lot of special interest cars. So my bias is towards handling vs power.
For sure it’s a “to each their own,” but the OP is definitely asking about more power.
You can definitely have fun in a Mazda Miata, but I’ve always had more fun with cars with more power.
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