Nice question, Coff. The 262 wasn't truly much of a dog fighter. It was a great bomber killer and hard for the escorts to engage because of its speed and its thumping great 30mm cannons. But it had a very high wing loading so its turn rate/radius wasn't that great; that said it notched up a good few Mustangs on its bedpost, mainly high speed fly through shots rather than a turning fight.
Sadly for nostalgia and without using any hard figures, I'm afraid Typhoon has it. If flown by a RAF pilot, of course.
