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If it was one of the new GT Coupes then yes, they're fast, plus have masses of traction from their four wheel drive, huuuuge tyres and sheer weight pressing down on the road.
I played with one a few weeks back and was likewise surprised how well he kept up.
Couldn't match my 4.2 in 2nd however!
I played with one a few weeks back and was likewise surprised how well he kept up.
Couldn't match my 4.2 in 2nd however!

There was one at the brighton speed trials... I thought with four wheel drive it would be quicker than the Cerb.
What was I thinking??
that sub £20k rocket left it despite lacking any vague ability to even know the meaning of traction.
I dont think your 4.5's probably lacking much, just the Cerbera steps things up a notch when big revs are involved. Still, might be a good way to justify that remap you've always promised yourself?
What was I thinking??
that sub £20k rocket left it despite lacking any vague ability to even know the meaning of traction. I dont think your 4.5's probably lacking much, just the Cerbera steps things up a notch when big revs are involved. Still, might be a good way to justify that remap you've always promised yourself?

grahamn said:
BCA said:
I dont think your 4.5's probably lacking much, just the Cerbera steps things up a notch when big revs are involved. Still, might be a good way to justify that remap you've always promised yourself?
New ECU it is then. Is the Emerald the best way to go???
Not sure, might be worth waiting a few months and seeing whats available... I have a feeling Joolz's new upgrade business may have a wider range of options.
Cant say what is best because I havent tried any personally. However, so far the emeralded(?) cars have been the only ones on two sets of rollers and are therefore most proven in terms of output.
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