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Ok on Saturday a group of us headed to Benaraby for a test and tune and the best results for the 3 Skys that ran are as follows...

Ricknismo (from SDU) White 4 door R 33 (with a boot ful of stereo gear :P ) JIC VERY HARD COILOVERS and 18's:

best ET 14.11

Dave Silver R33 2Door (as seen at QLD Skidpan Day this year and for sale if anyone is interested) On 17's and Ohlins suspension:

Best ET 13.7

Jeremy Silver R33 2door On R33 GTR wheels:

Best ET 12.99

on slicks

Best ET 12.27 (only got two runs on slicks and the other was a 12.28)

Squizz R32 Non-turbo

Best ET 00.00 car still at home cause I can't drive for another 30 days GOD DAMMIT I CAN'T COPE ANY MORE IT'S DRIVING ME INSANE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh, are sorry about that :D

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Good stuff guys, I love drag racing it rocks, I am actually going to get really involved in it.

You have highlighted the main problem with all our cars....the suspension setup. Its all good on the track/street, but on the strip it is way too hard. Get yourselves some stock stuff and go hard.

Nice run Dave, same as my car.

Squizz Grand Master

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I should point out that it was Dave's first time to the drags also. He drove like a friggin champ all day - he had like ten runs, but my favourite was him spanking this worked 308 VK, looked sweet as to watch. I'll have to try and d/l the video when I get it. I'll find some pics of the cars though...

whatsisname Grand Master

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Nice numbers fellas :P

Especially Jeremy's silver R33, a 12.99 on road rubber, well done!.

Is his car a GTS25t? If so what's it had done? Any idea of the terminal speed on his runs?

Thanks :D

Squizz Grand Master

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It's had a fair amount of work done. Going from what I remember from when we got it in it has...

It's a GTS-25t

Greddy Plenum

Aftermarket Turbo (needs a bigger one)

Power FC

HKS Cams

Bid Zorst

Front Mount

Blitz Boost control

Huge fuel pump

larger injectors

It's a f**king weapon.

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