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The Cars
From 1,500 hp drag monsters to GT3 legends — the machines that define The Race Seat.
Discover
The Cars
From 1,500 hp drag monsters to GT3 legends — the machines that define The Race Seat.
2022 Ford Mustang Mach 1 — WLF·01X
Factory-ordered in Jet Fighter Grey with magnesium Herrod wheels, this Mach 1 is the full package. Fitted with the Herrod Whipple supercharger, Ford Performance Handling Pack and Performance Pack, the complete Steeda catalogue for suspension and handling upgrades, GM long-tube headers (1⅞"), high-flow cats into the factory exhaust, and tuned on the factory Whipple map. A proper track weapon that still drives home.
2016 Ford Falcon FGX XR6 Turbo — The Wolf
Codename: The Wolf. A fully built 1,400 hp Barra 6-cylinder turbo monster that runs on the street and terrorises the strip. Powered by an 88mm Borg Warner turbo, Plazmaman catalogue intake, Haltech ECU with multi-tune traction and nitrous control, and a MoTeC dash. Dynoed at 1,370 hp at the hubs on 36 psi with nitrous. When it had 1,000 hp it ran 140 mph off the footbrake — it hasn't raced since the power went up.
HSV Senator — The Jet 275
The car that started it all. Codename: The Jet 275. A full-weight HSV Senator running a Chev V8 with a single turbo making 1,500 hp. Ran 7.67 seconds at 184 mph on 8-inch rim Pro 275 radials — full weight, street body, no excuses. Managed by a Link ECU, backed by a Powerglide and a 9-inch rear. Now sold, but never forgotten.
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