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Hey guys, i'll be getting an R32 GTR fairly soon and am looking for opinions/experience on what the best power output would be for a quick street car with the occasional run down the strip. I have driven fairly stock GTR's and to be honest wasn't all too impressed, my dads 350rwkw GTS25t however was a different story, definately the quickest car i've driven by far. The car i'm looking at has 32 N1 turbos, fmic, 3" catback & a powerfc so i'm really looking to get it a bit quicker. So, in your personal experience, at what point does it get to "this is just crap to drive on the street". While i don't mind a bit of lag, 5000rpm+ is pushing it, maybe if i get bored and build an RB30 one day but that's a different story all together. I'm thinking maybe a set of GT2860-5's, stock airbox, 3.5" exhaust, 550cc injectors and aiming for a solid 330kw would be a realistic aim and would have a useable powerband? I know most of you will say "look at the rb26 thread above" but all that shows me is power figures, not how the car/setup drives on the road.

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