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Last time i checked this is the new member introduction section. Furthermore, my posts in the new member introduction section containmore valuable information than any of your mis-information, **** slinging 2nd hand garbage information and or bullsh1t you make up in each post you make. I don't know who pissed in your cheerios but as far as i'm concerned no one gives 2 ***** about a tenth of the so called facts you sling. You sir, are a mis-informed poser.
Last time i checked this is the new member introduction section. Furthermore, my posts in the new member introduction section containmore valuable information than any of your mis-information, **** slinging 2nd hand garbage information and or bullsh1t you make up in each post you make. I don't know who pissed in your cheerios but as far as i'm concerned no one gives 2 ***** about a tenth of the so called facts you sling. You sir, are a mis-informed poser.
ORIGINAL: silvercoupe97
Yes, welcome..back. You can definitley get 500whp with that Holset.
BTW, it's not difficult to convert your GST into a GSX if you wanted to. In your case, there's justification in doing the swap, otherwise, I'd say just buy one, lol. They are heavier, but not that heavy. The AWD makes up for the weight in terms of times on the track. IMO, the best thing about AWD is that you race anytime and anywhere...without slicks. The best thing about 2WD is there isn't the drivetrain drag. There's fractions of a second that an AWD drivetrain losses because of drag. So, if you want an interstate or roll queen, go with a 2WD car and if you want an anytime, anyday, and any weather car, go with an AWD.
Yes, welcome..back. You can definitley get 500whp with that Holset.
BTW, it's not difficult to convert your GST into a GSX if you wanted to. In your case, there's justification in doing the swap, otherwise, I'd say just buy one, lol. They are heavier, but not that heavy. The AWD makes up for the weight in terms of times on the track. IMO, the best thing about AWD is that you race anytime and anywhere...without slicks. The best thing about 2WD is there isn't the drivetrain drag. There's fractions of a second that an AWD drivetrain losses because of drag. So, if you want an interstate or roll queen, go with a 2WD car and if you want an anytime, anyday, and any weather car, go with an AWD.
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