[Eyeman]

There is no doubt that a 135 feels faster and seems it should be more comparable to a 335. However, as mentioned these are just stock vs stock results and are a little biased by track conditions, stock setups, etc.

The stock 135 with runflat tires had serious problems with understeer and bodyroll. Probably just a different set of tires would have made the times closer. To properly perform on a track, a 135 will need more suspension upgrades, camber, etc than a 335. For sure once you add in these upgrades you have a different competition. With proper and similar mods I'd assume a modded 135 would be a little faster than a 335 in most events. Where the 335 would be most likely to be faster would be in top speed type events due to it's better drag coefficient and better exhaust setup. In other events the 135's weight advantage would win out.