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Originally posted by McDub
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plus the front wheels have only about half the power as the gti... 
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lol. ~180kW vs what, 110kW stock for the GTI - and the R32 sends all power through the fronts until it starts to detect slip anyway... :pNothing to see here... -
Plus the engine weighs the whole front end down...
2000 Mk IV GTI
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That's a fair point. Maybe the solution for GTI drivers is to beef up a bit, and maybe carry a tubby front passenger? It's harder after all to use the old ute trick and just throw in a few bags of cement!Originally posted by dubbed View PostPlus the engine weighs the whole front end down...
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128kwatw stock for stock, a IV GTI with a chip + zorst will get just under that, and the 300kg difference in weight really isn't helping the .:R either...Originally posted by Manaz View Post
I drove my mates 230kwatw MKIV the other day, now that was fast
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