-
Posts
5 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Feedback
0%
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Gallery
Media Demo
Store
Everything posted by Nihilation
-
Rb26 Turbo Upgrade, All Dyno Results
Nihilation replied to SLY33's topic in Forced Induction Performance
92 GTR RB26 Stock bottom end HKS 2530's, divorced dumps Trust Intercooler 3.5" exhaust, SARD high flow cat Nismo 555cc injectors I think Stock cam gears Unknown fuel pump but definitely not stock Unknown oil pump (but more pressure than stock) HKS EVC @ 1.3 bar HKS FCON V This is how the car came to be, off the boat from Japan. It made 400 WHP in AWD mode on a Dyno Dynamics dyno. The idle AFR was 10's so I knew I needed to get it re-tuned as this is my daily driver. RECOMMENDATIONS? Since that dyno, I picked up a Haltech Platinum Pro PNP, removed the HKS EVC and bought a MAC valve. None of that has been installed yet. I'm not looking for huge power but I do want it to be fun and reliable enough to take to the occasional track day. The age of the current injectors and fuel pump are unknown. Originally I wasn't looking for more power. 400 is fun enough, just wanted to fix that fat idle mixture. A local tuner suggested Fuel Injector Development 630cc injectors ($375 USD) and a new pump but I'm more inclined to spend that on adjustable cam gears for more responsive low end if my current injectors and pump are sufficient. If I did new injectors and pump, what's a good drop in solution? Other thoughts? -
Brake Booster Options Does anyone know if an R33 GTR brake booster is a direct swap to the older R32 GTR? I'm in the states with a leaky brake booster and am having trouble sourcing a replacement!
-
DIY video is up:
-
Brake Pads Users Ratings Guide
Nihilation replied to Snowman's topic in Suspension, braking and tyres
Power Stop in the US sent me a set of their "Track Day" pads. Yeah, they're called "Track Day". They're partners with Bondourant Driving School here and used on Vettes. They're something like $65 and I think they're very cheap in comparison to what else is out there. At New Jersey Motorsports Park I only had 30 minutes of track time due to an ABS pump failure but they performed well enough with ATE Type 200 fluid. NJMP's Thunderbolt circuit has a two higher speed straights with braking zones from 120-130 to 60 MPH'ish. The pads felt like they had no issues with the job. After getting home and removing the pads, I think they wore down 50% or so. I'd have to measure thickness but I'm not so sure they would have held up to a 2-day weekend and 120+ minutes of lapping. -
Still going strong, TXSquirrel? Going to be trying this on my '92 GTR very soon.