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I came from a modified biturbo Audi S4. The low end torque is no comparison, but the power delivery is strong and linear. You get more of steady push into
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I came from a modified biturbo Audi S4. The low end torque is no comparison, but the power delivery is strong and linear. You get more of steady push into the seat for a longer time compared to the fast hard shove and then slight fade.
Different feels, but still quite pleasant.
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