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5-6seconds would be a rough guess, can't do much with that power to get less than 5 seconds. Trouble is getting it to the ground for the first 100km/h.
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wouldn't have a clue, my ss with 230rwkw was around 5.5 seconds though. Realistically down the 1/4 it should run close to a 10 with decent tyres now. Its easily got the power its just if it can get off the line any good
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That is a pretty average 0-100 considering how much power you have. It would be sooooooo hard to get it to the ground. I bet once it gets going though it doesn't stop. I love dragging off HSV's in my little 2.0 Turbo, gives them such a shock when they are a couple of car lengths behind!
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Maybe a few bags of cement are in order to get the grip.
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wobblysauce wrote:Maybe a few bags of cement are in order to get the grip.
Or AWD :)

What profile tyres do you run Shaun?
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That's some awesome power from the F6!

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well today ive been out at mallala tearing it up, powerskidding the front straight is epic fun smokes up hard and for ages lol. They are running 8th mile drags and i tried on street tyres, i fried the whole 8th mile :( lol still won once doing that :p looks good and is fun. Hopefully have some footage to share after the weekend
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heres a couple of pics from the weekend. I managed to make the powerskid finals and the drag racing semi finals <much to my surprise lol.
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bloody hell....
how many tyres you go through? :tilt:
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I have to say, while they're not really my cup of tea ('they' being Aussie big cars), I love that yours looks pretty much stock but pushes out serious numbers. :yes:
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Cheers Exar :) only 2 SE1Z, powerskids dont really use that much tread as they are over pretty quickly lol. well 2 were full down to nothing and 2 have probably half tread left now :)
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With the "spare" tyres.. did you go the stocky rim way.. or were they put on your rims.

Regrading the power skids. would you do a Nat's burn out show? like till they popped/car got to hot.?
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nah man, i had it entered to go on the burnout pad but i was recommended not to because i actually like my car in one piece so i gave it a miss. I still had my old 18s and they had new tread all round so i took those, and i had bought a couple of 17" rims with drag radials on them. Took the radials off and got blue smoke tyres put on :)
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Well yes true, your car does look the goods.. and some of the Nats Burnout cars don't look so good after an event. Being one of the mottos, don't stop till you hear a pop.. but which first engine or tyres.

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Looks mad, love it :yes:
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Just a remoulded tyre wobbly, brand was highway, they gripped up a little much for my liking, really needed to put some ks on them first lol. Still got the whole straight smoking with them on the first time they had ever been used but not as much wheel speed lol
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heres a video from Saturday practice session, my first ever "legal" powerskid lol
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Not a bad sound at all.. and even by the end you were putting out the same amount of smoke as when you started. As some lose it.
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Was there any brake in that? You weren't going quick at all, which suggests either those tyres have no grip, or you were realllly cooking them.
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Nah no brake. Top of 3rd almost brand new tyres :)

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Very nice. :yes: :aussie:

What pressure?
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Tyre pressure or boost? Lol tyres 40 boost 16

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Ha. Both is good. Just curious as high tyre pressures obviously give better skids.

That's some decent boost too. How low does it kick in?

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Shaun wrote:Nah no brake. Top of 3rd almost brand new tyres :)
haha - what was the speedo showing?
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not sure petey, it kicks in pretty hard. i haven't really driven it much with 400rwkw so don't really know yet lol. Exar dude i wasn't watching the speedo haha. top of 3rd is probably around 150ish though
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