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Originally Posted by molamann For street, R6 is the worst choice imo. No usable low-end power and the rocketman seating position of the R6 isn't my cup of tea either.
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The R6 does have very little low end torque but once you get in the higher RPM's, It hits just like VTEC. The GSX-R has significantly more torque all the way through, just like a Fairlady Z. Just my .02. -Hunter |
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