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I'll race u. NA 4lyf. (Notrly). How's the power with actual driving? Still the daily, right?

Still the daily

Power is very usable

Can plant it in 2nd and no wheelspin or sideways movement.

Tyres are just Nitto Invos

It's good weather for boating today.

Miserable out there :(

haha i had so much fun driving to work this morning.. was easily getting in front of people..

then when stuck in traffic, some douche rolled back into me... lol no damage so eh.

Pesky Evo's!

scott took it for a drive, and now hes given up on the stagea hahah

two very different cars lol..

you will take a corner really fast in the evo, and think you are still doing like 60kph, and the car will start to slide, then look at the speedo and your doing 110/120kph lol

Car has had its final tune. 280rwkw. 190rwkw @ 4,000rpm

Come at me Birds and Odium

Maybe not Leigh though :/

LOL!

I don't get your kW reading though... So at 4000 RPM it pushes 190 rwkW

So at what RPM does it push 280 rwkW?

~340rw at 4000rpm :D

Do you just chew through rear tyres in like half a year?

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