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Rwk On A R33gtst Needed To Match A 300rwk Vy Ss?

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R33GOD

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as stated in topic.

how many rwk's would a r33 gtst need to make in order to be on par, or slightly better than a holden vy ss with 300 rwk?

i ask this because the 1/4 mile calcs dont quite add up.

would like some real answers

(both cars with equal suspension mods and tyres. no variables )

cheers guys :thumbsup:

rev210 Grand Master

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300rwkw VY ? or 300kw HSV factory version?

If its the factory 300kw motor version then you need about 175rwkw (in the real world*) to keep up maybe beat it by a nose, both cars driven reasonably well.

300rwkw VY is probably around 230rwkw-ish. Depends on a few other things as well like gearing.

* by real world I mean that the car is making this power on the road as well as the dyno, bonnet 'down' dyno numbers.

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i dont think a 175rwkw would be a 300kw vy ss

standard quarter times for my bosses senator was 13.7 last time i looked it up which is the 298kw version

skyline with 175 which is basically an exhaust and about 10psi i think would lose

not by much tho

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H@ME

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this is a good thread to keep on the go.

I have a R33 gts rb25det conversion with low diff ratio, FMIC, pod 3" exaust BOV etc n i was wondering if i'd beat my miss's brother's VZ SSV V8 ute which just has basic exaust mods...? wat we think?

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