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Back from Willowbank....Need better tyres.....however I did manage to do a power skid into 4th on traction compound on my first run.Need 255's so so bad.

Nice one.

You need 255 for 17 or 18in?

Nice one.

You need 255 for 17 or 18in?

18's

or a better suspension setup pending details of mods/power.

Possibly this, I have BC Racing V1's in it with the rear set as soft as it goes, 400RWHP with a fair bit of torque.

my car was a whole lot faster and more usable if you made the boost hit softer, it could hit full boost at 3500-4000 or you could back the wastegate off so it was less agressive and hit full boost at 5000-5500, backed off like that you could hold 390kw roll on in 2nd with 255 semis. 1st is just too low gearing to be much use.

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