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ahahhaha there is to me because you can get this things which are like the butterfly valves on the throttle body but on the exhaust which quietens them down alot and seeing as petrol prices wont be going down ever just up id like to keep mild fuel econo and the reason i want to beat him is cause he beats my car which used to be the fastest and i have to reclaim my crown its a thing me and my mates have plus ive always wanted a "fast" car and i like the r32 look

Unless you flick it over 4000rpm with WOT you won't be sucking much juice. ;)

If anything, less boost makes the exhaust louder as the wastegate has to open further to bypass more exhaust. :(

They are not like a big cubed V8, they need rev's and a bit of throttle to kick you in the arse. ;)

go r33...... zorst, boost, fmic, fuel reg, power fc, and high flow turbo..... make sure you have WIDE TYRES.... it doesnt matter if your rwd, everyones saying go 4wd but just make sure you have your traction sorted out and youll be fine... people saying go 4wd coz youll have problems..are yous serious? yous havent seen fast rwd cars before???

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