tinyman392
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So Car and Driver Road and Track has an article about a Yaris GR pushing 280 HP to the wheels. This is about what a Focus RS does to the wheels stock. All this in a package that weighs 2800 lbs (86/BRZ weight). There are rumors of this motor heading into a Corolla, that would basically make it a Focus RS in terms of power and weight. Maybe a bit lighter since it's a 3-cylinder motor. I don't know what Toyota is doing to that motor, but it's got to be push near its edge to perform like that!
Edit 1: Link to article: https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a34715629/2021-toyota-gr-yaris-dyno-video/
Edit 2: So the video in the article shows CHP (crank) while the article said it was wheel. So the Yaris' power to weight ratio is on par (if not slightly better) than the Focus RS. If you put it in the Corolla... Which already weighs in at 3000 lbs... Oof.
Edit 1: Link to article: https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a34715629/2021-toyota-gr-yaris-dyno-video/
Edit 2: So the video in the article shows CHP (crank) while the article said it was wheel. So the Yaris' power to weight ratio is on par (if not slightly better) than the Focus RS. If you put it in the Corolla... Which already weighs in at 3000 lbs... Oof.
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