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14.45 @ 156.4km/h.

Still not getting a proper stall. Yet on the return road; full spec launch.

Going to try getting more heat in the box before the run.

Just too slow off the line.

It's a hard one....you don't want to hear sync it to much.

I did some tests a while back and noticed up to a seconds difference 0-100 once it got to hear soaked.....5.1 on the first follow by 6.2 on the backup run.

14.45 @ 156.4km/h.

Still not getting a proper stall. Yet on the return road; full spec launch.

Going to try getting more heat in the box before the run.

Just too slow off the line.

Well done dale, sorry I couldn't make it, yet it's tricky trying to get the perfect launch

its really only about a 15-20Kw upgrade so went from a 14.1 to a 13.9

the cars really different to drive, exhaust note is different, BOV sound is different, comes on boost better with the actuator. everything is SO SMOOTH but u can feel the extra torque.

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