WOW! Granted, if you transformed what I know about aerodynamics into gunpowder, it wouldn't even blow your nose. The lines from the top of the cabin start at the same point. But by the time you get to the front, it is a completely different car. Jim, do you know anything about the downforce difference? Your car has such a steeper slope that I would think that it is producing a lot more downforce, but what do I know. Thanks Michiel.
P 4/5 has about 2X the downforce of an Enzo which is the max you want to subject street springs to. The main advantage of the nose is the better approach angle to enter driveways or clear speed bumps. Best
Wow, the P4/5 is a MUCH better looking design than the Enzo... it's what a Ferrari of the factory SHOULD look like.
Going over both designs in depth, it is amazing to see how even the Enzo can look dated and what a technically vast design improvement the P4/5 is compared to the elementary lines of the Enzo. _J
Are you apble to dial/change the suspension, like the electromanetic types or are you using the standard Enzo suspension?
That's it? http://www.robbreport.com/categories/consumer-electronics/detail.aspx?productID=360 Not this thing? Why is a stereo worth an F40? "Sound quality" How is it THAT good??? _J
Nice!! It's really cool to look at the differences. I really like the nose on the P4/5. Ferrari has a way of tucking the front wheel up under the front windshield and I've always thought it looked funny. The shorter nose on the 4/5 looks way better with the wheel position.
I finished reading through the whole thread a while ago and always failed to find the words to express my outmost admiration and respect for your passion and what this passion created. For what it is worth, this Italian Ferrari nut thinks that the P4/5 is the most beautiful modern (and maybe not only) Ferrari to ever leave the factory gates. There is not much to say that has not been said aleady, so I am going to limit myself by thanking you for allowing this dream to be materialized and furthermore for sharing your automotive passion with so many: Grazie. If possible, I would love to take a look at the beautiful beast in person. Will the P4/5 go to Villa d’Este next year? Carlo
If she does that would great. I'd love to go watch the Targa Florio for the first time (in fact, it would be my first time in Sicily). It must have been quite a race to watch in the good old days (sometimes I wish I was born a few decades earlier). Image Unavailable, Please Login