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It will vary quite abit (im speaking 1/4 mile times) depending on:

* Tyres

* Track

* Mods

* Driver

* Track Temperature

* Car Tuning

* etc, etc, etc, etc.

What im basically saying is that just coz Joe Blow has this n that done to his car doesn't mean its capable of running a 13.xx or a 12.xx

dremen,

I ran a 13.4 and a bunch of 13.5's with:

Std ecu, std intercooler, std turbo 10psi.

Full exhaust, light flywheel and standard airbox with a replacement K&N element.

I ran a 13.8 without the light flywheel.

then again your mate is a guru so I must have dreamt it all (even the time slips I have posted).

low 14 is very possible with a near stock R33 (cat back/filter, standard boost).

With front mount/exhaust and boost with the right launch, decent set of rubber it will be good for a high 13 easily.

I ran a 14.2 with cat back/filter and standard everything else including boost.

13.981s at Calder Park on a cool night. Most other R33 were running mid-14s that night. I think i can get closer to a mid-13 with my setup.. see "13.4s time for stockish R33" in Forced Induction" section for all talk about this sort of thing.

Practice and grip is the key. BOV does jack all.

DREMEN: i use stock suspension and i think lots of ppl think its the best :D

-well if u use aftermarket e.g Bilstein shockies+springs, u better get rear camber adjust if u lower ur car(skyline's dont like lowering,wrong camber will cause excessive camber hence wheelspin)

-pineapples to reduce axle tramp

-anti lift kit perhaps?

(the stuff i said above was quoted 1200-1300 for me)

p.s i seen a few ppl using "drift" suspension and getting terrible times

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