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hey since i am buying my first skylie in janurary r 33 gtst 96 model most likely i was just wondering how fast a standard skylie should run 0 to 100km/h in? how many seconds also i c a lot of people have high nm torque amounts i thouht skylines only came out with low ones what does the torque do? i had a guy telling me the other day that when id rive a turbo u shouldnt accelerate till your foot is off the clutch how does that work i mean to take off u have to ride the clutch at least a little bit i dont uderstand that? thanks for any help

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the stock gtst according to nissan specs and importmarket.com (i think) is 6.2 odd seconds. my gtst does it in 5.7 seconds with 255s, pod filter and a bigger muffler.

you can ride the clutch if you want its fine, the turbo will spin up a shitload quicker if you do you can crank it so it winds up 7psi with the clutch in but it will burn and smell a crapload

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