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07-08-2012, 08:47 PM
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Trying to determine how well the ford I6 has moved forward. From ef to el and then au to ba its been getting quicker and quicker. Now at fg with its 195kw and 6 speed auto, a very handy bit of machinery.
In a straight line sprint does the fg xr6 n/a with its 6 spd auto have enough to step away from a holden vx ss auto. This would be a formiddable opponent for the xr6. I actually did see these two cars going at it with what i saw looked like the fg to slip ahead. an isolated event or would it have the vx ss measure? |
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VX SS vs FG XR6
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