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Old 05 February 2010 | 11:10 PM
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Both very good.
I have a simtek on my daily driver at 450bhp and a syvecs(solaris) on my toy at 500+.
You get what you pay for, but you wont be disappointed with either.
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Old 05 February 2010 | 11:42 PM
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i would be happy with 340 with daily driver but when i get my build done with 2.1 stroker i want to achieve around 400 and would like high/low boost including different fuels so think solaris would suit also simon u will be gettin a call soon from me soon for solaris
Old 06 February 2010 | 12:49 AM
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I personally don't see any point to 2 different boost settings? I have tried it in the past and on a long drive I was constantly switching to the higher boost setting for overtaking. I find it easier to use your foot as a boost setting, I would prefer the idea of a few maps purely so I can have even more power but not so I can run keep turning the boost down
Old 06 February 2010 | 01:06 AM
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i see where ur coming from mate but from a day to day basis i would defo need low boost and 95 ron and maybe on weekend after a nice wash go out init on high boost 99 ron and for country roads..however even on day to day basis when im in the mood for high boost i have no prob switching maps therefore i think maybe 8 maps would suit my needs
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Originally Posted by stevebt
I personally don't see any point to 2 different boost settings? I have tried it in the past and on a long drive I was constantly switching to the higher boost setting for overtaking. I find it easier to use your foot as a boost setting, I would prefer the idea of a few maps purely so I can have even more power but not so I can run keep turning the boost down
the main time it is useful to have lower boost is on a wet track..

or on a road car for when someone else drives it (the wife for example) lol.

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Old 06 February 2010 | 03:06 PM
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haha yh simon in my case when my mum drives mine when i go for a long journey in my yaris although the mrs is to scared to drive the scooby thank f**k 4 tht
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