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99 R34 GTT

13.62 @ 110.37mph. 60 ft = 2.55 (1/5/2010)

Was at Calder park for the first time. No past experience and need some practice with the launches. Also running street tyres 235x17 front/back.

Have been told that i should be comfortably making 12's. Running 18-20psi boost, 263rwkw@130Kph, 1045.5NM@90Kph.

Stopped with the runs once i couldn't reverse out of the burnout..think gearbox ok as no issue driving through 1-4, 5& Reverse no go when in gear. No crunching or bad sounds. Told it could be gear selector fork bend (think i said it right). Hopefully back on track in a few weeks.

^ Thats MPH is way to low for 260rwkw.

110mph = around 220rwkw.

110mph is good for around a 12.9/12.8 in a R33 on street tyres (you'll need a 1.9 60ft)

Yeah definitely. I had too much wheel spin in the street tyres. I'll be out with semi-slicks next time which should improve 60ft and time considerably.

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99 R34 GTT

13.62 @ 110.37mph. 60 ft = 2.55 (1/5/2010)

Was at Calder park for the first time. No past experience and need some practice with the launches. Also running street tyres 235x17 front/back.

Have been told that i should be comfortably making 12's. Running 18-20psi boost, 263rwkw@130Kph, 1045.5NM@90Kph.

Stopped with the runs once i couldn't reverse out of the burnout..think gearbox ok as no issue driving through 1-4, 5& Reverse no go when in gear. No crunching or bad sounds. Told it could be gear selector fork bend (think i said it right). Hopefully back on track in a few weeks.

wat?? 13.6sec??

Im going heathcote this sunday and im hoping for 13's, and im doing only 180rwkw.. lol

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10.24 at 144 mph and a 2.2 60 ft ongoey r32 gtr james vosilaitis

http://www.fullboost.com.au/records.php?class=10

also id like to mention that this was achieved on street tyres ,thats why the 60 ft was shit

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14.9sec @104.14mph on a wet track at heathcote. Only get to do 3 runs.

Looking for a mid 13's this weekend. And some better tyres.

yeah you should be able to get 13 OK

i was able to do 13.7 with 105mph with a crap diff

so if you have traction and a good diff youll be fine

yeah you should be able to get 13 OK

i was able to do 13.7 with 105mph with a crap diff

so if you have traction and a good diff youll be fine

yeah cool man. Will let u guys know after the day.

Need practice too. 3 runs wasnt enough for my first time.

And being wet doesnt help either.

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