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1/4 Mile Times With 250 Rwk R33 Gtst

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just got my new setup and im now running 251rwk in my r33 gtst

what 1/4 mile times should i expect?

im running my 18inch rubber this week which are maxxis maz1's 265/35/18's. fortnight after i will run full slicks to see its true potential .

traction is managable from 2nd gear on :P

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ok looks like clear skys this friday.

dont know whether to run full slicks or street tyres.

will the exedy clutches hold up with hard launches on slicks? am i prone to break something with slicks cause ive never raced with them before?

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ok looks like clear skys this friday.

dont know whether to run full slicks or street tyres.

will the exedy clutches hold up with hard launches on slicks? am i prone to break something with slicks cause ive never raced with them before?

thoughts

In order starting with the weather and working down:

1/ Good shit!!

2/ Run streeters, you know you want to.

3/ No.

4/ Yes.

and

Thoughts:

Don't run crossply rear tyres with radial fronts. It gets very ugly, very fast. If you run quicker than 12.500 like that you'll get a boot in the arse but it can be unsafe long before that point.

R33GOD Grand Master

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went to calder tonight and had problems with the boost falling off resulting in a 14.3 @ 93 mph.

2nd run i turned the boost down to 14.5 psi down from 16.5 and ran a 13.3 @ 112mph, 60ft was 2.31. and my gear changes were slower than normal.

need to get the car fixed so i can turn the boost back up and give it another shot

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went to calder tonight and had problems with the boost falling off resulting in a 14.3 @ 93 mph.

2nd run i turned the boost down to 14.5 psi down from 16.5 and ran a 13.3 @ 112mph, 60ft was 2.31. and my gear changes were slower than normal.

need to get the car fixed so i can turn the boost back up and give it another shot

Easy 12's mate..

Trap speed indicate deep into the 12's ... I ran a 12.4 with only 108mph(but then again it's a GTR), 1.8sec 60ft

Cut that 60ft down and you will be in the 12's guarenteed!

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