if GT300 JGTC only needs 300ps, then that's good enough for me. If it really and truly is a full CF-shelled JGTC car for the street, then $500k is probably about right. I mean, that's half of what the race cars cost.manchi wrote:Yeah NIsmo gets the job done. If I remembered correctly, Honda also has a limited edition of their tuned NSX (only 5 available). But the catch is.. you have to pay 4times price of the current NSX. The number? 298ps... same as the NSX. Honda's reason?.. it's limited production model... lamn!
Are you on crack? Nismo is the ultimate nissan tuner and you think you have something better in store for the skyline than they do? Come on man, SCC did a full write up on this thing and there almost nothing you can do to this car for your $60,000 that hasn't already been done by Nismo. Belive it or not some times factory tuners do get it right and this car is the perfect example, go nismoJuujai wrote:ztune is cool but why not just import over a r34 and dump say 50-60grand into it... it'll slaughter the 0-60 in 3 seconds. pushing say 1khp with everything done to your liking probably doing 0-100mph in 5-6seconds... and 0-60 in 2 or less.
i guess it's just cool to own one of the limited production models.
some website info about the NSX-R GT http://www.auto-g.jp/news/200503/17/newcar01/HashiriyaS14 wrote:if GT300 JGTC only needs 300ps, then that's good enough for me. If it really and truly is a full CF-shelled JGTC car for the street, then $500k is probably about right. I mean, that's half of what the race cars cost.
Does anyone have more info on this NSX? I'd love to know what all racing parts it really has. i.e. centerlock wheels, carbon brakes, frame structure, re-mounted engine, blah blah blah, anyone have a site or something? Even if it's in Japanese.
Yeah, like that re-branded dry-carbon chassie re-enforcement, or that Titanium exaust system that was just lifted of the run of the mill skyline and slightly modified.Juujai wrote:nismo stuff is basically rebranded... it's not like they're giving you a good deal at 170k... they do need to make money
a lot of the parts are still not done all the way. where's the triple plate clutch with chromoly flywheel, screw sachs we want ohlins/quantum!, forged magnesium wheels, wheres all the strengthened bolts? head, connecting rod, crank. no full counter crankshaft? theres more too. and with a r34 vspec 2 and with about half the cash we could probably build more of a monster.
i don't see the car as that special. it's nice but i dont see where the crazy price tag comes from besides the limited production name. there's tons of other production cars like mine's or tommy kaira for example.
Thank god, I was begining to think I was the only one defending my position. Thanks to Jspec tuner also , i hate it when people think they can reproduse what the factory makes for less money. There are alot of cars out there that can be redone by the after market for less money with better results but the Z tune ain't one of them.ILikeMy240sx wrote:WTF... are you freaking serious?
How could you compare a machine that has been properly engineered and manufactured to some crap *** back yard DIY job... That's no appreciation for excellent engineering buddy. It's not like they decided to slap on some slightly modified parts and call it a Z-Tune.
If you can make anything close to reliable, advanced, and fast as that car by your self with the same amt of money I will be your slave for the rest of my life...
EDIT: do you even know what it takes to build a car? how much R&D you actually have to do to make it happen? Im not talking about some DIY job Im talking about proper engineering. I know this because I was part of my schools FSAE team and its no joke.
Thanks dudemanchi wrote:some website info about the NSX-R GT http://www.auto-g.jp/news/200503/17/newcar01/