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320rwkw will not get a 10.8 sec pass in a GTR. Dreaming.

Anyway this is the 400rwkw thread, not the Cloud9 thread.

So tell me what MPH is required to crack a 10 pass? I guess rob @ rips racing who holds the world record with his rb doesn't know what he is talking about lol. Hopefully you can prove him wrong...good luck with that 1 ash!

I don't understand how 300rwkw GTR's run 118-120mph but somehow you get an extra 8-10mph from 20rwkw either :rolleyes:

I bring this down to good driving. No pussy footing, launch off the limiter. I uploaded my results a few years back in the drag section and it formed a good discussion which was not questioned once. And now, here we are.

Mico and the rest of the guys in this thread, apologies once again.

Pierburg, alright, any other suggestions !

Yep.

Stop being pussies and do it right. Surge tank with a big single or twin smaller pumps with check valves.

Problem solved, never have to think about it again. Move onto the next weak link!

Nothing at all I just don't want the hassle of setting up all the lines and or fabricating it when I could just have a single pump intank that uses the standard lines.

I have a Nismo pump at the moment.

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