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Old 14-08-2012, 01:19 PM   #11
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Default Re: HSV W427 vs other high powered V8 and turbo 6 cylinder sedans

Great all round package. Laps significanly faster than any other Aussie machine. Forget you 0-100 or overtaking times, forget your F6 and GT335. I want one more Ford to outdo the W427. It needs the R spec and more - an intercooler, diff& gearbox cooling and bigger still brakes. Give me this before a better stereo or silly Playstation graphs on the dash.

Add a Helmet Signed by Moff to the usual giveaways - if it is available in November next year and less than $100k, i am off to the bank manager
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