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A reduction in power would really help my car keep its value as long as its power to weight is also worse than the current gen's. However, the weight savings
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A reduction in power would really help my car keep its value as long as its power to weight is also worse than the current gen's. However, the weight savings is much needed. 3300 is really heavy for a sports car this size, and it's easier to live with adding power (FI) than dropping weight (stripping interior, smaller battery, etc).
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