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We start with our own car which is a Skyline R33 GTR. As a project our aim was
very clear, "To prepare a high profile, highly modified R33 Nissan Skyline
for road and race use, utilising the best proven parts available to achieve the
maximum usable performance whilst keeping within the confines of road legality."
We started from scratch, that is basically emptying the engine bay, fully stripping
down the engine, and replacing virtually every component with uprated parts. The
entire engine re-build was a labour of love as we took hundreds of hours to meticulously
assemble each part until the whole job was complete. Using the best parts available
at the time, we squeezed every last bhp from this car. The results were very enjoyable
indeed! |
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| To test what this monster of a car was capable of, it was taken
to Bruntingthorpe proving ground, two sets of timing equipment were set up near
the end of a two mile straight. On each run the speed was increased and the car
was checked, finally we reached a speed that was safe for the limited two miles
we had, checked the times against each other and took the lower of the two. This
was 211 mph, not bad for a car that you can use every day. |
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• JUN 2.7 Strokerkit built, tuned and mapped by GT-ART
• JUN billet full counterweight crankshaft, black coated
• JUN/Cosworth super forged aluminium pistons
• JUN super connecting rods double shot pining
• JUN oil pump
• TRUST big capacity oil sump
• NGK Iridium sparkplugs
• Compression ratio:
• Bore x Stroke: 87.0mm x 75.7mm
• Engine displacement: 2700cc
To see a full spec of Project Holland, Click
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