Teezlr
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Took the Fiesta ST to the canyons this morning after taking the mustang.
I can reach the limits of the fiesta on the back roads fairly easy, which at first was really fun BUT...
The Fiesta ST is rewarding and fun at first but then you realize that you have reached to potential (understeer) and the mustang has more potential and with tires, suspension etc. etc. could have way more potential... and be more rewarding to drive at its limit.
The Fiesta is so easy to go fast ( or what seems like fast with the race seats, stiff suspension and engine noises ), but then you reach understeer.
The mustang while not quite as fun at 5 to 8 tenths should be more rewarding once you are actually using the RWD characteristics and add some suspension bits.
I can reach the limits of the fiesta on the back roads fairly easy, which at first was really fun BUT...
The Fiesta ST is rewarding and fun at first but then you realize that you have reached to potential (understeer) and the mustang has more potential and with tires, suspension etc. etc. could have way more potential... and be more rewarding to drive at its limit.
The Fiesta is so easy to go fast ( or what seems like fast with the race seats, stiff suspension and engine noises ), but then you reach understeer.
The mustang while not quite as fun at 5 to 8 tenths should be more rewarding once you are actually using the RWD characteristics and add some suspension bits.
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