Top Speed Of A Gtr

[96GTRman]

Who out there knows what the top speed of a GTR is without the limiter. any model.

Or if you have done a speed test of your car what was it and what mods do you have done ( RWKW & aeodynamic would suffice )

sb..

[RellikZephyr]

this has been discussed before

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...topic=97971&hl=

RellikZephyr

[frankxinyu]

and i dont think GTR 33 or 34s have fuel cuts either(correct me if im wrong). the limiter never came on GTR33s or later models.

i was only told this by someone. excuse me if im wrong

Edited December 15, 2005 by frankxy

[ferni]

Well i never had the limiter on mine when i got it, it was cut i was told, but i'm pretty sure stock they do come with them.

[wrxhoon]

All Gtrs have a speed limiter cuts out at about 185-190 kmh, same as most ( almost all ) cars sold in Japan .

I can assure you my 34 had it and all 33's i have seen in stock form have .

[frankxinyu]

so can u get a fuel cut defender for a GTR as well?

[reaper]

so can u get a fuel cut defender for a GTR as well?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well my 180sx tops out at 191km/h with the speed limiter still on there, as do most jap cars that im aware of.

[frankxinyu]

i thought GTRs never had them; the one i drove must have got it removed or something.

as i asked, u can get a fuel cut defender for GTRs?

[96GTRman]

mine has a cut out at 180 or just above and its a 96 seriesII GTR.

sb..

[frankxinyu]

so how can u get rid of the fuel cut as i asked b4?

btw, what is 'sb'??

[scathing]

As people have said, pretty much all JDM cars have a 180km/hr limiter.

Not sure if its a legal requirement to speed limit to 180km/hr, a gentleman's agreement similar to the old 280ps power cap, or a dodgy way of fitting shithouse tyres to them (most countries, Australia included, have a law that says your tyres' speed rating must cover the maximum possible speed of your vehicle).

The Euro delivered R34 GT-R was speed limited to approx. 155mph (250km/hr), which is in line with most European cars bar Porsche and Italian supercars.