Are Adm Gtr's Detuned?

[GT-R OZ]

Hi guys

Australian GTR's seem to post slower 0 to 100 KPH times then overseas models. Any reason for this? Is it our fuel, or are they simple arriving here with less mojo??

[Martin Donnon]

In short - No.

Our road testing procedure is different. That is all.

[GT-R OZ]

Hi Martin

I'm looking at picking up a 2nd hand R35 which i'll likely never have the time or the budget to use on a track. If you're only going to use an R35 for street use with say some minor mods like an exhaust and a tune, are any transmisson modifications (and diff) needed for a long and happy life besides the use of your fluids?

Would appreciate your expertise on this.

[Martin Donnon]

Other than a fluid change the only thing I would recommend would be to replace the circlips in the transmission to stop the FWD transfer gear falling off with the resulting damage it causes. Hope that helps

[GT-R OZ]

Definately a great help. Am looking foward to the day when i'll make that booking to get the work done! Cheers

[iwanta34gtr]

Other than a fluid change the only thing I would recommend would be to replace the circlips in the transmission to stop the FWD transfer gear falling off with the resulting damage it causes. Hope that helps

Hello, why does this happen? Design fault?

[Jonny_r35]

Hi guys

Australian GTR's seem to post slower 0 to 100 KPH times then overseas models. Any reason for this? Is it our fuel, or are they simple arriving here with less mojo??

For what it's worth, I strapped a gps based 'Performance Box' to a stock ADM 2010 model and managed 0-60kph in 1.9s, 0-100kph in 3.7s and 80-120kph in 2.1s. (This was with the use of launch control and settings on RRR.)

I did the same without LC and clocked 0-60kph in 2.3s and 0-100kph in 4.0s. (driver only with 1/2 tank of fuel, temp around 17c)

Has anybody else measured these times?