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Hey guys just you're thoughts im coming to a local event and for kicks racing a mate in a 1/4 for some coin lol on whats my chance r33 gts-t 3inch turbo back apexi cai vs Vs hsv enhanced statesman stock??

Possibly boosting and getting my fmic before hand.. ? But not sure will get done in time regardless..

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Hey guys just you're thoughts im coming to a local event and for kicks racing a mate in a 1/4 for some coin lol on whats my chance r33 gts-t 3inch turbo back apexi cai vs Vs hsv enhanced statesman stock??

Possibly boosting and getting my fmic before hand.. ? But not sure will get done in time regardless..

On paper you should be able to win quite easily, but in practice its a bit different it depends on how good of a driver you are, whether the Stato is an auto or not etc

Even a VZ SS does at best a 13.99 1/4 mile a GTS-T should be able to beat that quite easily.

so aka same mods etc we are both auto only ive had my gearing changed in my auto box .. what rwks does a hsv enhanced stateo have btw anyone know?

my last dyno was 171.5kw with mods

Edited by nismo07

ah cool so ill be shouting some mates some grog this weekend then fella's :) lol

And as you have 'upped the ante' with your mate after hearing you will win you also will be shouting some of the SAU boys for their encouragement :cheers:

Edited by bluey33

really ?? thought the hsv enhanced stateo had a 185kw? stock

It does but just because it produces good numbers doesnt mean it can put that power down, only now are Holden able to put down most of the power in their current V8's. The suspension in the VS Stato while being very comfy gives you loads of wheel spin and the inability to put the power down. Also its a VS its at least 14 years old and unlike Skylines most Holden's that age arent maintained very well and it would be lucky to have 150kw left out of the 185kw it came out of the factory with. My VP V6 came out of the factory with 127kw 19 years ago it now has roughly 90kw left.

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