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I know there are faster Stageas out there but mine runs 12.3 quaters on 265/35/18 rubber in full street trim.

Mods list:

Stock bottom end

Stock FPR

R34 GTR turbos

Nismo 555cc injectors,

Walbro fuel pump

Power FC

AVCR

Z32s

Greddy suction kit and cold air box with factory snorkel

HKS 264 deg cams

HKS cam gears

HKS hard piping kit

Yoshida Garage custom ported head and port matched exhaust manifolds

Greddy extended split dumps and front pipe

Fujitsubo Cat back

Gutted cat

N1 oil and water pumps

Greddy oil cooler kit

Turbosmart BOVs

Fried exedy HD clutch

Unknown mechanical LSD

GTR struts with low kings springs in the front, Tein lowerd struts/springs rear

312.5kW at 16.5 psi

272kW at 13 psi

I seem to have read another post somewhere about a guy in sweden or around there somewhere , had his own dyno and got low 11~s or high 10s at the drags . pretty Vague i know maybe someone else read it too?Seems he just kept on increasing the boost until it blew, i think the 9000rpm was the killer.

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