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I'm aware of that, but most V8 powered vehicles with 44s don't require a that much gear on 44s. Most people who have 44 inch tires generally run either 5.13 gears or 5.38 gears.Big wheels.
I'm aware of that, but most V8 powered vehicles with 44s don't require a that much gear on 44s. Most people who have 44 inch tires generally run either 5.13 gears or 5.38 gears.Big wheels.
I'm aware of that, but most V8 powered vehicles with 44s don't require a that much gear on 44s. Most people who have 44 inch tires generally run either 5.13 gears or 5.38 gears.
It's an automatic (I'm assuming a 6L80, maybe a 6L90) that is in the car according to their website. And frankly, their site is as terrible as the car is itself.This is true. Let's look more in depth though.
The Ford SVT Raptor has a 4.10 axle ratio with a 4.17 first gear. That's a ratio to the wheels of 17.1.
I'm assuming that the Puma is using the T56 Magnum that's found behind most LS7s. That has a first gear ratio of 2.97 (if they used the aggressive ratio) giving us a ratio to the wheels of 17.8.
Sure having that high of a final drive ratio isn't good, but it's not entirely outlandish.
Youabian was a plastic surgeon before he made this car. That's why I said the quote below.If there was ever a more appropriate time to tell someone not to quit their day job, it was the day Youabian showed off this...thing.
If this is an indication of his surgical skills, I'd much rather walk around with a scarred face.
Not that I like the car, but in defense, I have a very hard name to pronounce and he doesn't have much of a choice, unless he wants to change his name for a car company.Have you tried to pronounce the name Youaeiouyabian Puma, even the name sounds stupid.
Did I mention that I voted seriously uncool.
True, but does he have to use his own name as the name of his car company.Not that I like the car, but in defense, I have a very hard name to pronounce and he doesn't have much of a choice, unless he wants to change his name for a car company.
No, but if I ever made a car company I'd definitely use mine.True, but does he have to use his own name as the name of his car company.
I wouldn't, but that's just my opinion.No, but if I ever made a car company I'd definitely use mine.
Not a single thing about is cool. It does for the automotive realm what Paris Hilton does forwomen's rightsDJing.
"...I'll say it again and I'll continue to say it, cars like the Midget and S-Cargo do not cost one million dollars. And they're both probably lovely to drive. And they don't look like a hot wheels car drawn by a 4 year old and then passed through a distortion filter and then built by a blind man with someone describing the car to him in another language."
Did anyone make sure that they didn't accidentally intend to spell 1992 instead of 2012 as the year this car was actually made?
Look at the comment section at this video. This car has fans? I lost all faith in humanity.
99.9% of them are not fans. They are mostly fake YouTube accounts made to give praise to the car. Most of the comments from actual accounts don't appear since 99.9% of those got removed for blasting the car. You know that your product is bad when you have to create accounts to hype it and delete comments giving the majority opinion of the car (that being that it sucks).Look at the comment section at this video. This car has fans? I lost all faith in humanity.
Agreed. This car is more amazing than the Porsche 918, McLaren P1, and Lamborghini Miura combined. It's just so beautiful.
It is.Look at @GranTurismo916 's comment (I think that's him)