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What will an R32 GTR with 1017.3rwhp, weighing 3156lbs, with 198lb driver and a full tank of fuel, Castrol Edge 10-60W oil, trust sump extension, RE71 street tires on stock wheels with stock 250,000km gearbox, on a 18.5 degree day with +4m tailwind, run at 12.35pm @WSID on a Saturday, first time to the track? :(

There is plenty of info on the projected and actual times achievable...with good and not so good steerer's. Can we also ban the "how do I make XXX Kw with my RB25/6 GTS-T GT-R R32,3,4" Maybe it's time for an FAQ/Guide on the subject. Just saying :thumbsup:

i 3rd that :D

Interesting, I was expecting to get flamed for the idea lol.

The other idea I had was an approximation of power to times but there's too many variables...so maybe just a where to drag sticky :)

Yeh, ban them all...........bring back the im i a GTR want to be thread.....

There is plenty of info on the projected and actual times achievable...with good and not so good steerer's. Can we also ban the "how do I make XXX Kw with my RB25/6 GTS-T GT-R R32,3,4" Maybe it's time for an FAQ/Guide on the subject. Just saying :)
well found out 2night at wsid my 34 ran 11.6@123mph with 2.0 60ft so certainly got a bit more there . Running on 19inch volks and rubber band tyres makes getting off the line abit of a hit and miss affair .

Dude, beg/borrow/steal 4 x 32 GTR rims and some Mickey radials and there's a very low 11 in that car if not a high ten.

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