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156awkw and its the most modified car they've seen? lol, mustn't have seen too many cars :)

184kw is at the flywheel....which is why in general an R33 GTS-T makes like 130-140rwkw stock...

Well it is pretty modified, however all the mods are cosmetic/suspension/diff/et cetera. Very little was done to the engine by the looks of it excluding a rebuild at some point :)

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What a massive turnout! Thank you to all who came down on the night. I think that was the biggest turnout I've ever seen at a dyno night. Great to see everyone was well behaved.

Thanks to local police for their presence and cooperation on the night.

Thanks to all the RE Customs crew who helped out keeping the dyno runs going back to back and managing the traffic outside.

Thanks to CarX Australia for providing the PA equipment, the banner behind the dyno, and pumping the music between dyno runs. http://www.carx.com.au

Thanks to HP Heaven for coming down to film the dyno runs. There will be some video on http://hpheaven.com.au

And last but not least, thanks to the Ignition DVD guys for coming down to film the night, will be appearing on Ignition DVD in a couple of months time. http://www.ignitiondvd.com

:)

More purple... ...with stars on the hind quarters...

And the Decepticon logo on the tail...

All of which I'm now thinking of changing... ...to I don't know what...

Yeh i know the one, I was speaking to you for a bit out the front waiting in line cos i was waiting with my mate who had the legacy wagon - which unfortunately the clutch decided to pack it in on the night :)

to get 200atw is pretty easy in a gtst and you could do it by getting a power fc, front mount, and some more boost. You may need some supporting mods though depending on the condition of some of your standard parts, i.e fuel pump, coilpacks, plugs etc. but your car is right on the money in terms of stockj power, if not slightly higher. ;)




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