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Circuit Name: Wakefield Park

Lap time: 1:10.8

natsoft: Qstarz

Car model: American Legend

Modifications; stock

Engine: 1200cc Yamaha FJ1200

Power: ~100bhp

Suspension: Afco coilovers

Tyres: Hoosier Slicks

Brakes: F= VL Turbo R= VZ Commodore

Other: Winters Quickchange Locker

Car weight: 650kg with driver.

SAU Nickname: ssxRicho

Car Make and Model: '96 R33 GTST

Circuit Name: Calder Park

Lap time: 1:06.33

Modifications

Engine: standard, intercooler, pod, hyper-gear 21U highflow turbo, stock fpr + injectors + afm, gtr pump, pfc, greddy ebc

Power: 210rwkw

Suspension: greddy type s, swaybars, hicas lock, cusco camber arms + upper bushes, cusco solid subframe collars

Tyres: AD08 255/40

Brakes: ksport 330mm front with blue stuff, stocker rears with yellow stuff

Body weight: stock

Aero: BEE*R wing

http://www.natsoft.com.au/cgi-bin/results.cgi?24/03/2012.CPR.S25.Y

SAU Nickname: ssxRicho

Car Make and Model: '96 R33 GTST

Circuit Name: Sandown

Lap time: 1:24.20

Modifications

Engine: standard, intercooler, pod, hyper-gear 21U highflow turbo, stock fpr + injectors + afm, gtr pump, pfc, greddy ebc

Power: 210rwkw

Suspension: greddy type s, swaybars, hicas lock, cusco camber arms + upper bushes, cusco solid subframe collars

Tyres: AD08 255/40

Brakes: ksport 330mm front with blue stuff, stocker rears with yellow stuff

Body weight: stock

Aero: GTR Wing

http://www.natsoft.com.au/cgi-bin/results.cgi?16/10/2011.SAND.P2

SAU Nickname: nfi

Car Make and Model: 2001 Nissan 200sx

Circuit Name: Wakefield Park

Lap time: 1:04.07

Modifications

Engine: Turbo, ex gate, injectors, cams, PFC

Power: 248.8rwkw (just touch up tuned on Saturday with R comps on)

Suspension: Bilstein coilovers, whiteline swaybars, cusco upper arms in the rear and front castor rods

Tyres: Hankook Z221's

Brakes: R33 GTR Brembo's

Body weight: 1150kg

Natsoft: http://www.natsoft.com.au/cgi-bin/results.cgi?25/03/2012.WAKE.S2.Y

In car footage:

Edited by nfi

very sloppy lap for a 1.04 well done!

I know! It was the first session of the day and unfortunately I only got two timed sessions before I broke the master cylinder. I was having issues with snap oversteer on corner exit. We later improved with swaybar and damping but a better time wasn't to be with mechanical issues setting in.

first time i've posted in here, first real track day i suppose...

SAU Nickname: R32gts-t

Car Make and Model: '89 s13 silvia

Circuit Name: Calder Park march 24th

Lap time: 1:07.50

Modifications

Engine: standard, intercooler, factory airbox, hks 2540 turbo, sard 550cc injectors, z32 afm, bosch pump, pfc, avcr ebc, tomei poncams

Power: 224rwkw

Suspension: tein jdm superstreet, gtr swaybar rear, whiteline front, cusco rear camber arms + traction arms, kazama castor rods, ikeya formula tie rods and ends, solid subframe collars, ATS 2 way lsd.

Tyres: re55s 235/255

Brakes: r32gtr front and rear, rb74 pads, rda & dab slotted rotors

Body weight: stock

Aero: no name alloy rear wing

http://www.natsoft.com.au/cgi-bin/results.cgi?24/03/2012.CPR.S25.Y

  • 2 weeks later...

Sau name: SkylinerGTR

Car: r32 GTR

Circuit: Mallala, SA

Time: 1.22.2

Engine: stock, 3" exhaust, nistune ecu, 15 psi boost.

Suspension: king springs bilstein shocks otherwise stock.

Tyres: 255/40/17 toyo r1r

Brakes: stock

36 degree heat plenty left in it only did about 10 hard laps and only taking it just over 7000 rpm

SAU Nickname: Kylieyeah

Car Make and Model: 1999 Honda S2000

Circuit Name: Wakefield Park

Lap time: 1:12.6

Modifications

Engine: Stock w/ intake, headers, exhaust

Power: About 140kw atw (stock)

Suspension: Bilstein PSS9

Tyres: Dunlop Direzza Z1 Star Specs street tyres

Brakes: Stock

Body weight: 1250kg

Could anyone please let me know the average or "fast" time for a stock GTR R34 around Wakefield Park please?

  • 1 month later...

New time for Winton. Very happy with it.

E85 made a massive different. So much mid range power increase! Pulled like a train!

Now running 295 Advans. These ones were 2nd hand and only cost me $50 each!

Date: 11/06/2012

Car Make and Model: R32 GTSt

Circuit Name: Winton

Lap time: 1:31.29

Timing method: Natsoft

http://www.natsoft.c.../06/2012.WIN.S1

Modifications

Engine: RB25 with PowerFC, Garret GTX3076 turbo, lots more stuff.

Power: 325rwkw on E85

Suspension: Tein RS's, R33 LCA's, Adj susp arms, strut braces and whiteline swaybars

Tyres: ADVAN AO50 295/30/18 softs

Brakes: 256mm G4's front, rear standard

Body weight: 1280kg's without driver.

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