murphy_uk

Did Anglesea Circuit a week or so ago - stunning location and great day - car ran spot on Since the day I've bought a set of semi-slicks - Federal 565 RSRs and I have a NISMO 2 way diff to fit, I also have a fibreglass boot with genuine GTR spoiler which has been modified so the spoiler blade sits higher and is fully adjustable and finally have a rear diffuser to spray black and fit as well - loking forwards to the next track day with this little lot fitted

Few more mods done since last post; Rear disks - vented Brake ducts from R33 GTR Another track day @ Oulton Park Wasnt happy with the map\setup so went elsewhere

Here are the main steps to date from stock to 400bhp roughly in order I guess its your typical build really but its my first car I've modified got my hands dirty along the way and learnt a hell of a lot about engines etc, can't see me stopping just yet... Apexi air filter GReddy\Trust exhaust and downpipe Rolling road (above mods running standard boost) GTR seats and harness 17" alloy wheels Power FC ECU Oil Cooler and relocation kit Stage 1 remap - standard turbo at 0.8 bar of boost Wanted to sort out the handling so did suspension mods : Whiteline ARB \ camber arms and then a geometry setup Stage 2 setup - Hybrid turbo (Garrett internals) \ Z32 AFM \ Apexi turbo pipe \ HKS downpipe \ SARD 550cc injectors \ gaskets Brembo brakes (off an R33 V-SPEC GTR) 17" GTR alloys (existing alloys needed 20mm spacers and don't like doing track time with spacers) Engine bay from when stock (just fitted air filter pod) to now I've done a lot more but the above covers the main mods done to date

R33 GTST spec 2 Apexi air filter pod 3" exhaust Trust downpipe deca pipe Iridium plugs (heat grade 7) Dyno sheet showing BHP at the wheel, boost shows clearly the 2 stage stock boost Dyno sheet showing BHP at the fly and torque mods as above and: Power FC ECU Walbro 255 fuel pump Japspeed FMIC Cold air feed to air filter Greddy Profec B II boost controller Stock turbo at 0.8 bar

Hi Had my R33 GTST for 18 months and have been building it up into a track day car bit by bit so decided to detail everything in a website, enjoy www.r33skylineproject.com Let me know what you think

Hi, I've owned my R33 GTST for around 18 months and have gradualy built it up from stock with the aim of having a good track day car, I still have a way to go but have done a lot already and decided to detail all the work and track day experiences etc on my own website http://www.r33skylineproject.co.uk the site will be regularly updated as well enjoy Paul

Hi, Have used this great forum for info gathering etc so thought I'd introduce myself I am an area rep on the UK based skylineowners.com site\club and have owned my R33 GTST spec 1.5 since July '08, absolutely great car and I've been modifying it from stock, its currently running 330bhp at the fly and I hope to reach 430bhp in the next year, taken it out on the track a few times and had a laugh so plan to track day the car a lot more Here is a link to my project thread on the SO.COM site http://www.skylineowners.com/forum/showthread.php?t=98027 cheers Murph