Seat Leon 1.8 20V T
26 November 2002, 11:22 AM
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Cupramax,
the 155bhp per tonne is the Seat Leon Curpa R's power to weight ratio (1376kg in weight!)
The STi's Power to weight is around 180bhp per tonne but it has a large turbo
so its slightly quicker 
Tony
the 155bhp per tonne is the Seat Leon Curpa R's power to weight ratio (1376kg in weight!)
The STi's Power to weight is around 180bhp per tonne but it has a large turbo
so its slightly quicker Tony
26 November 2002, 11:31 AM
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Ian, we are talking "performance" cars here!
no m8 it was the cup holder that won the day and sold it to us
26 November 2002, 11:36 AM
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<engage pointless bickering mode>
Tony I don't think anyone was claiming the standard Leon Cupra R was as quick as an STi.
However Cupramax's example has a power to weight ratio on a par with STi. For just over a monkey you get a 40+bhp gain.
This is bloody good value (how much do Subaru charge for PPPs again?) so it would be rude not to chip your Leon R.
Do not underestimate the VAG 1.8T 20V
Tony I don't think anyone was claiming the standard Leon Cupra R was as quick as an STi.
However Cupramax's example has a power to weight ratio on a par with STi. For just over a monkey you get a 40+bhp gain.
This is bloody good value (how much do Subaru charge for PPPs again?) so it would be rude not to chip your Leon R.
Do not underestimate the VAG 1.8T 20V
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