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  • MattyP
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360rwkw

Stock fg turbo on e85 is the best for the traffic light sprint

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1 hour ago, OZYWALKER said:

Get the widest wheel/tyre combo you can, invos are ok but there's better out there.

440rwkw at the time.

Can already fit 275's on the rear but will do some more research on tyres.

 

1 hour ago, k31th said:

but falls over hard in the top end due to reaching it's flow limit on our 4L beasts :)

Yeah found that out after racing my mate's FG F6 lol

 

1 hour ago, MattyP said:

360rwkw

Stock fg turbo on e85 is the best for the traffic light sprint

Want to stay on 98 and will most likely keep the stock turbo and see how much I can get out of it before going to a bigger one. 

 

Wish I had the money to get it all done right now...

 

 

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Can't expect your stock falcon to keep up with an expensive euro sports car dude. .. they're quick for the money but not that quick haha.

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I have 320rwkw (possibly a bit laggier than usual due to exhaust leak) and drove on 245/40/18 Michelin Pilot Sport 3.  Great grip.  If you had higher power I'd try the PSS though.  Have had Invos many times (also KU31s and ATR Sport 2 cheapies) and the Pilot Sport 3 are superior in my experience.  Also good in the wet, great all round tyre for modest power (high 11's).

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I have ku39s on the back now in a 285 35 18 and I rate them higher than my used rs3 in a 275

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2 hours ago, kokentoe said:

Wish I had the money to get it all done right now...

 

Dont we all

 

1 hour ago, Lennox said:

Can't expect your stock falcon to keep up with an expensive euro sports car dude. .. they're quick for the money but not that quick haha.

 

Thus my desire for a M5

 

1 hour ago, -Stever- said:

I have 320rwkw (possibly a bit laggier than usual due to exhaust leak) and drove on 245/40/18 Michelin Pilot Sport 3.  Great grip.  If you had higher power I'd try the PSS though.  Have had Invos many times (also KU31s and ATR Sport 2 cheapies) and the Pilot Sport 3 are superior in my experience.  Also good in the wet, great all round tyre for modest power (high 11's).

 

See first quote

 

50 minutes ago, MattyP said:

I have ku39s on the back now in a 285 35 18 and I rate them higher than my used rs3 in a 275

 

Im loving my KU31's (285/30/20 and 330ish kw). Really cant fault them, wet and dry. 

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will buy it when I sell my ute.... which is after I sell my dirt bikes.... and give up my soul. 

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Just sell crack....or your crack... either way...

I think id rather keep my bikes than have an m5 though.

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.... its a hard combo to give up. 

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