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To be serious - it depends on what else is done to the car. ie: weight modifications, tyre sizes and type (street, semi-slick, slick). If you are looking at that sort of power with 'street' modifcations (no NOS, full interior and radial semi-slick but street legal tyres eg: Nitto) you could be looking at high 11's. Also - very much depends on the driver. Case in point - a friend owns an HKS built, RB26 powered R33-GTS. It puts out about 350rwkw (about 400rwhp) and he ran a 12-flat on balding Pirelli P-Zeros. Full interior, experienced driver - car is very 'daily' drivable. With a bit more boost, and better tyres - mid 11's. Set yourself a reasonable goal - and aim for that - say 12.5sec. If you get there easily, and still have some change - go for 11.9 and so on. But as they say - HP cost money. How fast can you afford to go? |
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i can afford, to spend $1200 monthly and $2000 this summer, plus the car will be paid by me and my dad, since im goin army he doesnt have to pay for college so he'll help me out with the car...
however, i talked to some of my super mega smart WRX guys over a quatum racing in ohio and they know their imports, alot of people are gettign GTRs and makin them a single turbo, and still getting massive whp, like in this months super street (do luck skyline) and turbo magazine's godzilla artical each have singel turbo GTRs running huge power, with minimal applications... heres what me research has brought me too.. im lookin into a GTR or GTST 800cc injectors, pumps, rails HKS trubo prob T series or another oil cooler, intercooler, brembos control arms, struts, sways crank, cam, gears, con-rods, and pistons btw thanks for the help mangs those are pretty much all i want to upgrade, and over course sparco seats, and electronics and ECU tunning
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mmm, ok, dont really know the RB25s limits and potential, i have search google to death, i can barel find places to check out performence parts from major manufactures...
the problem is i cant find a under 25k GTR, plus the cost of leagalization, i've talked to 2 guys on car domain.com (i can find the links if u want) that have GTSTs with 700whp, w/o heavy mods, just simple stuff lie cranks, cams, pistons, and coolin stuff if u or anyone knows where i could check out any online sites sellin skylines to US, please LMK thanks
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cool thANKZ mang
cardomain'ers are pretty tooooo much into their lies or themselves i guess, but thanks for the help, moto-rex, like sells out so quick i can never give a diposit slip in time, o well, ill just call them up
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700HP at the wheels - with stock turbos?
Bwaa-hahahaha No. No. No. Anyway - what do they consider 'heavy mods' if block internals are covered in the 'not-so-heavy' category? Basically - the RB series engines are strong. With the right combination of breathing, forced induction - and with the backup of better internals, you can make big power from an RB25, and run it more than once. Bottom line is - you have to decide what it is YOU want and what you can realistically acheive with your time/budget/resources. The 'specs' you have listed above is easily in the realm of $40k - on top of the car price. Is this doable? Also - do you want to continue driving the car on the street? Big turbo = boost at much higher RPM, so yes you have power, but you don't have the responsiveness for more than 1/4mile applications. Let's not even get into putting that kind of power to the ground via street tyres... in the wet? Forget it. My car is basically stock (exhaust, EBC) - and will run a low 12. With high-flowed stock turbos (steel impeller - allows higher boost) - say 11.9. That's plenty fast ![]() Best of luck. James |
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Re: Newbie skyline questions..
i obviously didnt mean stock turbos w/700 whp
i was just planing on full exhaust, crank, cam, cam gears, conrods, piston heads, bigge turbo, fuel rail, 800cc injectors, fuel pumps, and oil cooler, and intercooler, thats pretty much it for whut i have planned for the engine, of a RB25DEtt
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I could write a full list list on what would be needed to not only achieve but what you are wishing for. Honestly I can't be bothered. This thread has run its course and should be a poster quote for noobs who think they have any concept of what is viablely achievable based on a pultry budget vs absolutely not a fucking idea how to go about it and what it will really cost in the long run.
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