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Please Take Me For A Drive In Your 270kw Car :)


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Hi, guys

I've got a 220kw R33 GTS-T, and i'm thinking of getting injectors/afm/tune to get 270kw.

I'd love to be a passenger in a 270kw car and see how much faster it is, before dropping cash for 20% more power :(

An RB25 powered weapon would be perfect, but I guess an RB20 would be close enough as well?

I'm on the Gold Coast, if that helps :(

let me save you the test drive, just do it...

you will go and jizz your pants and then you'll be off to start the next upgrades...

I used to run 17psi @ 270rwkw & 21psi for 300rwkw on a standard head and there was a big difference even between those figures...

It was the difference in lighting up the tyres sooner... :(

One thing that you might not have considered though is that it's easy to get two cars with similar outright power figures that drive completely differently - that'll affect how quick they feel, and how quick they are in real-world driving. For the vast majority of us, a fat torque curve in the midrange is worth a lot more than a few extra hp in the top end.

Edit: here you go, as an example this one is apparently 272rwkw:

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