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S/C V8 vs Best Skyline (RWD only)

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S/C V8 vs Best Skyline (RWD only)

Ok you flogs, I was an avid R33 GTS-T man long ago however swapped to the ol' S/C V8 situation.

I believe there are a few very nicely powered GTS-Ts out there, a Crimson Red one worked up from BoostWorx comes to mind, that claims to be top of the tree?!?

Who'd like me to challenge Whatsisname to a best average of three at a drag meet?  

My ride, 2008 VE SSV, MP1900 blown, cammed, auto sedan.

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On 6/3/2017 at 2:06 PM, Freebaggin said:

Who'd like me to challenge Whatsisname to a best average of three at a drag meet?

 

7 minutes ago, Freebaggin said:

No challenge thus far?!? 

I thought you were doing the challenging?

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Wow! Shows how out of touch I am these days, family life and kids sports will do that.

I would've been willing to take that challenge, and still am.

Racelogic Traction Control with launch control and boost-by gear will certainly help me. Power is unknown at this stage, it was making 533kW at the wheels on 26psi. I should have a fair idea next week how much it makes at max boost (30-35+psi)

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Come to think of it the last dyno session was the same day I saw your beast had been on the dyno earlier in the day! Yours has probably got more mumbo now but at the time it was 385ish and 600+ Nm vs 533 and just shy of 900Nm.

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