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I was looking at the new series 2 clubsport ( very cool...... for a commodore ) and it occured to me that in almost every case when a new model comes out, it is always more powerful than its predecessor. It wasn't long ago when 200kw was the dizzy heights of performance motoring. :thumbsup:

The year 2003 has seen the GTS HSV and the GT push 300kw. I know that the R8 HSV has 285kw therefore the series 2 GTS will no doubt creep into the 300's. :nod:

Two things to keep in mind.

1/. It will be a brave maunufacturer that releases a new model with the same or less power as the one before it.

2/. The speed limit is not going up accordingly so when is enough, enough?

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I think you'll find every time theres a power increase there is an improvement in suspension,aerodynamics,tyres,driveability etc,etc

Now if we could just get an improvement in government thinking :angry: nah I'm dreaming again,we've got to keep the speed limits down for all the unsafe cars and incompetent drivers on the road :thumbsup::thumbsup: and also their government propping fines :cussing:

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The NT of course has some highways with no speed restriction :)

Fancy a driving holiday to the top end?

Then in WA they are allowed radar detectors.

It seams the other states and territores are behind - too busy working on money grabbing scams.

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