P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
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Re: P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
So does this mean i can put a few of those 'supercharger' fans in my intake pipe now?

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Re: P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
Only if you put a Mugen sunvisor sticker on your windscreen.Taz wrote:So does this mean i can put a few of those 'supercharger' fans in my intake pipe now?
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Re: P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
I'm not certain on what a stock GPX puts out, but would it be more then 125kW? And aren't they under a tonne?
Meaning, they'd be banned for P-Platers?
Meaning, they'd be banned for P-Platers?
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P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
They aren't under a tonne and they probably wouldn't get 125kw either without a few mods
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Re: P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
Figures for the stock Manual GPX as follows:
Power 197bhp = 144.89 kw
Kerb weight 1170kg
Yields a power to weight ratio of 197bhp/1.17kg = 164.1bhp/tonne = 120.7 kw/tonne
Torque 200Nm = wheel spin
EDIT: More with mods
Power 197bhp = 144.89 kw
Kerb weight 1170kg
Yields a power to weight ratio of 197bhp/1.17kg = 164.1bhp/tonne = 120.7 kw/tonne
Torque 200Nm = wheel spin

EDIT: More with mods

Last edited by PHIL069 on Thu Jun 07, 2012 7:45 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
And PHIL069 with the figures lol love it
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Re: P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
Don't forget these numbers are at the engine/flywheel.PHIL069 wrote:Figures for the stock Manual GPX as follows:
Power 197bhp = 144.89 kw
Kerb weight 1170kg
Yields a power to weight ratio of 197bhp/1.17kg = 164.1bhp/tonne = 120.7 kw/tonne
Torque 200Nm = wheel spin![]()
EDIT: More with mods
You are looking more at 100-110kws atw for a manual and around 90-100 for tip stock.
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Re: P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
Thanks Azaaza013 wrote:Don't forget these numbers are at the engine/flywheel.PHIL069 wrote:Figures for the stock Manual GPX as follows:
Power 197bhp = 144.89 kw
Kerb weight 1170kg
Yields a power to weight ratio of 197bhp/1.17kg = 164.1bhp/tonne = 120.7 kw/tonne
Torque 200Nm = wheel spin![]()
EDIT: More with mods
You are looking more at 100-110kws atw for a manual and around 90-100 for tip stock.

"Transverse, front drive transaxles usually have no direct lockup gears and no 1 to 1 ratio, however, since the torque path is never turned 90 degrees as in the rear drive setup and efficient helical gears are usually employed for the final drive set, losses are in the order of 6 to 9 percent from the flywheel to the drive wheels."
Where do the licensing authorities take their calculations from?
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Re: P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
As above, factory specs are measured at the flywheel, as a rule of thumb, lose 1/3 of that to get the wheel figure.
Also note, factory weight figures are done minus fluids. Ie no oil, water, gearbox oil, ps fluid, brake or clutch fluid etc. And most importantly, it doesn't include driver weight.
Also note, factory weight figures are done minus fluids. Ie no oil, water, gearbox oil, ps fluid, brake or clutch fluid etc. And most importantly, it doesn't include driver weight.
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Bennoz wrote: And most importantly, it doesn't include driver weight.




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Re: P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
Bennoz wrote:And most importantly, it doesn't include subwoofer weight.

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65kgs since I was 17.aza013 wrote:Bennoz wrote: And most importantly, it doesn't include driver weight.that is a win right there for me
now sitting at 69.8kgs
one and a half months at the gym and I have put on 4kgs
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P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
Wtf I'm like 90kgs
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82kg!
Lets turn this into a body weight comparison thread lol
Lets turn this into a body weight comparison thread lol
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Re: P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
then there will be the gen y bashing on how lazy we are and how fat we are getting etc etc
You have the right to remain silent, anything you do say will be quoted and used against you
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Re: P Plater's definitely can drive turbo skylines
That's because you are 5m highSahin wrote:Wtf I'm like 90kgs

163kg......naked......while carrying a full keg of beersilverGPX wrote:82kg!
Lets turn this into a body weight comparison thread lol

Lazy bloody GenY, getting fat eating junkphi-tec wrote:then there will be the gen y bashing on how lazy we are and how fat we are getting etc etc

mikeey01nzl wrote:Hats off to you too Phil for spending so much time on the phone trying to help someone out, your a top man and only a few would've spent so much time. well done!![]()
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