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my r33 gtst cuts out at 190, thats the quickest ive been in it. i got pulled over coming back from Qld, i was clocked at 189km. when i drove to Qld and back i sat on about 160-180 and she purred like a kitten, had no probs overtaking anybody. the quikest ive driven was in my old car which was a 88honda prelude and i took that to 245km coming back from canberra driving half in the overtaking lane and half in the shoulder because sunday freeway drivers pull out without indicating, ive also did 240 in the eastern distributer when they first opened it in my dads mates porshe911 rs carrera, its fun at the time, but i try not 2 do it, very dangerous, ive once had to slam the brakes on my skyline at 180 and then u think is it worth it, not only that when i bought my skyline i had 12 points, ive managed to loose 25points, a hell of a long time of the road

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HI all i asssume u r talking kph not miles i have hit 165 mph in 5th and it is like no other feeling it makes an awsoem noise at that sped too u must do it get that limiter off and get some mods done we have a stretch of motorway that is great at 2 ion morning its a 2 mile straight u can fly down slip road at about 130 then just keep foot down is realy good fun then just keep going

most i have seen is just under 170 mph and it was flat out then but was great

lee

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Rev limiter in my R31 GTSII is 6250rpm, I've hit this on numerous occasions in 5th.....works out to 229.6km/h

My old SR20DET Bluebird was side by side with mates Yamaha 750 motorbike at 240km/h+ (Hit just over 180kmh by end of qtr mile)

Mid 12's are the fastest I have achieved so far.

Acceleration beats top speed for a rush anyday :rolleyes:

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Originally posted by Strich9ine

Well...

I dont have a skyline but

192km/h with 4 people in the car (2l N/a mitsubishi) pulling 1200kg's + people!

not too shabby.. was doin about 6000rpm by memory :|

WOW! talk about thread from the dead!

allow me to update this post:

215km/h on a straight private road, but backed off coz everyone else was.... felt like it had plenty of legs left tho'

this is now in the SKYLINE... not the ol' sonata!

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