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hi guys just a few questions 1 is do all gtie have quad throttle body's, 2  whats a stock gtir do on the strip and on the dyno, whats the best mods to do to them to make them go

A stock Gtir does around 14.2 sec on the quarter and the best mods for them are the same as any Jap Turbo ie FMIC, dump pipe, exhaust, pod filter, ebc set at 1.2 bar, fuel pump, power FC and coil overs should get you started.

The good thing about those cars are that the stock turbo (T28) isnt limited by the ceramic exhaust turbine that skylines are, so you can push them a fair bit harder.

From my understanding all Pulsar Gtirs have quad throttle bodies and solid lifters.

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yes, as posted above all GTI-Rs have quad throttles and a nice steel wheel T28 which is good for up to (and sometimes just over) 180kw at all four.

A stock GTI-R will run anywhere from 14.3 down to 13.8 depending on the condition of the car, and who is driving it. on the dyno a stock GTI-R should make anywhere between 105kw atw up to 120kw atw again depending on conidtion and dyno.

best mod for your stock GTI-R is some good brake pads, good rotors and braided lines with some good fluid too. cause stock GTI-Rs are quick they just don't stop too well if the brakeing system isn't in peak condition. after that exhaust (dump, front and the rest), then some kind of high flow filter or pod with air box and cold air intake. wind up the boost to around 1 bar, and get a front mount if you want. you will now have anywhere between 140 and 165kw at all four and have a car that can do low somewhere between a high 12 and a low 13. NOTE: your clutch may now be on the way out, if so upgrade. now you'll need to make it handle properly so start with a bigger rear sway bar and replace every suspension bush you can think of with some urethane ones. now if you still have money start looking at coil-overs and most importantly get the suspension set up somewhere that knows what they are doing. now you have a very nice street car, but be aware that unless you are going to keep and enjoy it for a few years you will be dissapointed when you sell it. they are great little cars though.

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