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Thinking of heading to wsid when i get a chance . My car is a 34 gtr vspec with 381 kw at wheels, Im running 295 pirelli semis on rear and advans on front so traction is pretty good.

What et and mph would you guys think is achievable?

Its not my first time at the dragstrip so i know what im doing and know how to drive a car by the way.

11.0- 14.0.

Just go n try, what times have u done before hand n try n go off that.

I went 10.93 with 418 kw n Mickey Thompson tyres at 129 mph. But could of still been faster.

Ye you should be into the high 10s

I'm off to the strip in 2 weeks to see where i can get with 365rwkw, im hoping deep 11 or a high 10

See how it goes. Long as i get a decent 60ft and super fast shifts, should be good times laid down

My brother's R33 GTS-t was making ~465rwhp and he ran a 12.6sec 1/4mile @ 225km/h on street tyres. No traction till 3rd gear. His ET was faster than cars that were running high 10's....

I would say anywhere between a high-10 and a mid-11 if you launch properly....

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