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1.10 is very quick in a gts-t, particularly a pretty standard one - I dont think this is a good indication of what most people achieve :D

As a general guide - assuming you have around 180rwkw like most mildly modded GTS-Ts you should be able to do between 1.15-1.17 on street tyres.

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1.11 on semis and 260ish killer wasps, That was my best for the day, I am not the most experienced driver but hope to be in the 1.10 next time out, also track temp was 4 deg at 9.00, give me some more time and Ill think of some more excuses

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those are some amazing times, my bog standard boat has only managed a best of 1.16.00, im stoked if i will be able to drop that to low 114s next time but now i hear even that would be half arsed? kerr-ist.

chucked a tein SS suspension in and a front mount but otherwise stock 96' model, been out there a few times, probably 5 or 6 in the 33 and last two were very wet.

1.10 is very quick and ive never seen an r33 achieve it while i was there unless in GTR guise..you sir are a driving god.

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