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yeh slicks

auto

2 pistons ****en

NA high comp bottom end

lol if any one was there that day

i was da cr pissing smoke out da exhauts..lol

but still

230- 208 rwks is a big diffrence

my mate ran a 12.1 on slicks and auto but ran a 12.6 on street treed..

is there a huge amount of diffrence btw dyno?

cause a 230rwks VL should be good for high- mid 11s

i should figure the same should be achieved with a skyline

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On SLICKS?

Pfft. gimme slicks i'll run a low/flat 12 with what i had, im talking street tyres man.

That's all i'd use. No slicks for me.

When i said i could get .3-.4, that was still on street tyres.

A Manual VL, driven well with 220-230rwkw (dyno depending) will run a high 11. Dunno about a mid.

If you had an Auto... then it's a bit easier

Yeah... that's what i meant.

Hand Written Edition of MSPaint   :D

you know, the one that you write with   :P

I know the graph is original... but 'whos' graph... now that is the question.   LOL!

Work is so much fun today!  

This is almost your most entertaining work yet Merli.

Ahhhhhhhhh I get you now :) Geez, I must have woken up on the "slow" side of the bed this morning...

And that's my car... Notice the plates on that dyno sheet?> YSX-116, they're my old RTA-issue plates that came with my car when I bought it :)

http://photos.fortheboyz.com/cars/GTR/index.php

Are you confused yet? :P :P

lol nice one.

so when u gonna take me for a ride? :D

hey how come ur car isnt on the list of top 4WD over 2400cc anymore?

last time i checked HPI urs was like 4th or something.

You can have a ride if/when you ever come out to a race meet :P I drive responsibly on the street so the rush isn't as cool.

It is still in the top 10. Fullboost has me as number 6 (as this includes cars on slicks) and HPI has me as number 4 behind Kier, Munro and a Rigoli WRX.

So what was the correction factor on the dyno Merli??

I've made mine make over 700rwkw before.

What correction factor??? Ummmm I dunno.......... All of it? :D:P :P :P

:devfu: :devfu: :devfu: :devfu:

Correction factor??? I dunno........... All of it? :D

Have I ruined this thread yet? :P

And leewah, HKS have apparently stopped making HKS ETCs for R33 GTR, so I'm gonna need my one back... If you could just drop it in the mail at your convenience.......... Yeeeeeeah.... that'd be greeeeeeeeeat

You can have a ride if/when you ever come out to a race meet :D  I drive responsibly on the street so the rush isn't as cool.

It is still in the top 10.  Fullboost has me as number 6 (as this includes cars on slicks) and HPI has me as number 4 behind Kier, Munro and a Rigoli WRX.

well tell me when ur going to take it out next and i'll be there :P

Have I ruined this thread yet? :P

And leewah, HKS have apparently stopped making HKS ETCs for R33 GTR, so I'm gonna need my one back... If you could just drop it in the mail at your convenience.......... Yeeeeeeah.... that'd be greeeeeeeeeat

I'd love you sell your old one back to you mate but unfortuantely, it's now sitting in an impounded RB30 GTR somewhere here in Melbourne. It was lent to a car which was supposed to go to Calder and run down the strip but the owner got arrested and assets confiscated including the GTR and the ETC.

I was compensated by the workshop. They bought me the last ETC and drag adaptor in the country :D

nik..

heres an idea..

make urs fast..

so u dont have to leech off other people cars..

worst leecher eva

leewah if i were u i would tell him to GGF :-P

:-)

dont worry... u will see my next project car in good time. not designed for drag... i like my corners too much... but still bloody quick :D

Hand on a minute...

that web-site... someone gave me a link to that a loooong time ago now.

Must have been you... with the white 33...

Yeah, i a bit confused now... but it aint your dyno graph, i just dont know who's you robbed lol

lol  

please. corners

when do u ever take cnrs at 110kph on da road?

dont make me slap u

theres plenty u just never knew cause the most u can go round them in ur boat is 60kmh.

ok threads going wayward.... back on topic

dont worry... u will see my next project car in good time. not designed for drag... i like my corners too much... but still bloody quick :P

I've heard about the plans, thats one sexy fast Mini Cooper S you're building there nark

Im glad your planning on the brake upgrade once your over 100rwkw... better to be safe :devfu: :D

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