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Hsv Holden Gts 325Kw = 240-245Kw Atw ?


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There was a new E3 GTS that raced a few times at palmyra strip last year. It's times ranged from 14.2-13.7

It was struggling to crack 13's

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At the end of that tube there was another tube with the same tuner. He said the stock GTS pulled 268kws.. He then went on to do exhaust, air intake and tune. Finished up with 303rwkw. That seems more like it. I wouldnt underestimate the HSV's...They are a great car to drive.. fat midrange and predictable power. Turbos may have the advantage but their on/off nature can get frustrating at times.

And we mustnt forget.. if it wasnt for the efforts of holden/HSV over the years.. it kept Ford on their toes .. even from all the way back to 82 when it dropped the mighty cleavland..in my eyes.. it wasnt really till the Miami came along that ford was finally back in the race

Not discrediting the mighty F6.. but theyre not V8's at the end of the day...

So if your mate wants a HSV he wont be dissapointed.. because for some its not all about 400m sprints ..but more the bits in the middle.

And rest assured.. Expensive Daewoo will have ford up against the ropes when it released their S/C variant in the not so distant future. Now thatll be a stouch worth watching!!

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Ive seen afew on my tuners dyno from memory around 250rwkw standard, 270kw tuned with a cold air intake, I think like 300rwkw with cold air intake and full twin 3 " exhaust or something I think these where ve ss though but I doubt they will pull substantially more

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I heard the holdens were rated at the flywheel on a stand in perfect conditions with nothing running off the crank like an alternator etc.

Just a rumour though :)

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Well said depends on what u want it for! straight line Xr/f6 are the best but take it to a track (with corners) and that's when the hsv shines!

I seriously doubt if someone wanted a track car that they would buy a Expensive Daewoo or ford at all haha.

High powered bricks are more famed for powersliding a corner than getting round it fast.

I'd buy an R34 GT-R if I wanted a track car, but I'd miss the fun of my overpowered brick so much! :P

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