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so how does it go with the boot buried??

$80k is an awful lot of coin so must handle pretty bloody good

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Traction control is a waste of time in 2nd and 3rd. Will get it out to Qld Raceway sometime soon and let you know, should run a 59 with ease around there with slicks.

hahaha! welcome to the forums mate!

I definitely saw the potential in this car. Looks as though no expense spared on the thing.

makes me wish I spent the extra 10k and bought this one...

how's it go? plenty of room to move if you want to later on?

how much power can the engine hold?

Goes alright, drives very well like a standard Falcon, you wouldnt know it had 480RWHP, having said that Im coming from a 250rwkw S15 with rock hard suspension so anything is better in the driveability department.

I know it has been tuned before to make 550RWHP with the 4" exhaust which isnt coming with the car, dont think I need it at this stage. Not too sure what the motor will take, whatever the Nizpro stage 4 kit is which is around 800RWHP.

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Hey, Paul I see you've joined me in ditching the S15, these things are so much more comfortable, not as much fun to drive though. Be prepared for greatly increased fuel bills though.

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Guy's old car IIRC. Immaculate is an understatement. Worth every cent in my humble opinion. Seriously quick on the circuit as well. Congratulations on the purchase 57ING.

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that's far from being the "Best XR6 Turbo in the country" IMO - although I could not see that written anywhere in the advert...

That being said, it's a very well set up car that could handle heaps more power with ease - and it's well worth the money asking.

Congrats on the new beast mate :headbang2:

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:headbang2: congratulations on a very nice purchase mate!

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Congrats on the purchase mate

I've read Edo's threads on PF about this car and it certainly seems like every mod has had serious thought behind it. Probably one of the better XR6T's I think. Really like the rims actually! Anyone know what they are?

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Opens up an interesting question....

What is the BEST XR6T in the country....

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:beerchug: ya not even close kael - that is a hard one dags cos depends what each person defines as best

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