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B-Man Grand Master

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Hmmm...

Is that at the wheels or the engine ? Lets say it is at the engine and take 60 kw off for drivetrain loss - thats still 460rwkw - Still Impressive.

I run 285 rwkw low boost and 330 rwkw high boost and have traction problems - How do you control 460 at the wheels ??? Mad !

Sure it has an RB26DETT -

* Forged Pistons (which brand??) & race rings ??

* Forged Conrods (Which brand ??)

* HKS Camshafts (what profile and lift)

* HKS Cam Gear

* Modded valves and ports

* A pair of HKS 360 HP ball bearing turbos ?? (Which Model)

* 680 cc injectors - (what duty cycle are they running at ??)

* HKS Fuel Rail and regulator

* Motec M800

* HKS Dump pipes

520 kw @ 1.2 bar

500 kw @ 0.8 bar

Is this borderline believeable or am I just being too skeptical ? If it's right , more power to him - Very Impressive.

I'd like to see the dyno charts on this one.

Cheers,

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predator Grand Master

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there was a guy in melb who had a 400rwkw or so built HKS engine..

it got about 200km to a full 60L tank, even on fairly sedate driving. So yes, they chew the petrol.

but that is gone now to the sky now to be with the other skylines :(

SLYSX Rising Star

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Predator that gtst was a friend of mines dave, had 2510's and a full HKS motor in a r33 GTST made 396rwkw but that was on race fuel.

That Gtst in ASM is at the wheel's was made at this yr's perth autosalon. It's a track car, full cage, semi comps, race fuel and all that other shit and it was made at the rear wheels. Its a pretty kick ass car.

SLYSX Rising Star

SLYSX

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yeh heard about that last yr its a real shame was an awesome car.

Spewin dave blew an engine in ENDLESS or that car would have been a low 10, 9 sec GTST.

Few specs on ENDLESS for the people who dont know it.

RB26DETT with Twin HKS 2835R's

HKS Cams, Cam gears

HKS Dog Box

HKS Twin Plate Clutch

HKS Line Lock

and many other things

Made 355rwkw on 1.1 Bar just for a engine run in.

http://www.meggala.com/ther32hot.htm

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