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I do know someone who had an R33 GTST with 210rwkw and ran a best of 12.0 with just a little wheelspin. Then, on what turned out to be his last run of the night, he hooked up really well off the line only to break a non-genuine uni joint!

Hmmmm... I think I might have been a bit off the mark. Maybe it was a 13 flat on his best run.

That sounds right. It was a while ago! :P

did anyone catch the american r33 gtr on the ignition dvd. 1000hp of goodness and boy does that thing go. check out the in car shot when he dumps it on the street.

P.S. Blitz, your car is a absolute stunner. well done :P

Well done again Nick, i hear there's gonna be an awesome R32 on the cover of issue 92 :P .

Was a little disappointed in the 1/4 mile time of the Yankee GTR, slower than me with over a 1000hp and a Hollinger 6 speed sequential gearbox....SOFT! Should be running sub 9.50's at least.

Mag was a pretty good read n congrats blitz. Very nice and tidy GTR you got there. :)

The ignition dvd was again a waste of time and effort. The only decent things were the GTR from the USA but more importantly the aussie GTR of Mark and Russel getting ready to head over to japan.

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