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This is a net good |
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85 | 44.97% |
This is a net bad |
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51 | 26.98% |
Don't care, I'm going to stay in my lane |
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53 | 28.04% |
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With the cars standard production weight of approximately 3400 lbs and a predicted hp rating at 325, I predict it will be a D, E and F class car. Now, if the car comes in at a lighter weight, which it should with the ability to remove all the emission equipment, wiring, etc., it could land as C, D or E. Turbo engines can make more power than you would expect, fun to see where it lands. Bets anyone!
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