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Yet the wedge still chops the a-bomb

Since Nick isnt here I will reply for him. The A bomb ran a faster quarter and if even if the wedge is faster from a roll on its only faster *Mysterious music*......for now

Since Nick isnt here I will reply for him. The A bomb ran a faster quarter and if even if the wedge is faster from a roll on its only faster *Mysterious music*......for now

Haha this kid knows me well lol

This may be true but has Martin spent as much money as nick has on the wedge?

It would be pretty close, Both have had a engine swap, Nick would have spent more on the gearbox, Martin would have spent more on the turbo, computer ect

It would be pretty close, Both have had a engine swap, Nick would have spent more on the gearbox, Martin would have spent more on the turbo, computer ect

McFly can just up the boost in the Wedge though. What can Nick do?

McFly can just up the boost in the Wedge though. What can Nick do?

Nothing and this is why martins car will always be faster than mine and he definetly should kill me down qrs main straight with roll on power of the rb

McFly can just up the boost in the Wedge though. What can Nick do?

I am not defending Nick. I am simply stating Nick and Martin have likely spent similar money. And no it isn't always as simple as turning up the boost and pissing power.

I am not defending Nick. I am simply stating Nick and Martin have likely spent similar money. And no it isn't always as simple as turning up the boost and pissing power.

Mines owes me about 25k totall including purchase

I am not defending Nick. I am simply stating Nick and Martin have likely spent similar money. And no it isn't always as simple as turning up the boost and pissing power.

I didn't mean it like that but yeah. My main qualm with natros, especially high comp natros is that there isn't anywhere furthe that you can go. :(

Has anyone gone spastic on a natro vg motor?

I know there's one that races modified production that's fairly quick and they have a lot of restrictions

A couple, but not many. Was talk of a crazy one in the US but no results. Most basic Aus builds hover around 150rwkw. Not surprising really when a stock TT makes ~180rwkw. And you can buy them for about $2, and they drop right in.

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