Auto-Journals.com's Nissan GT-R at RAF Odiham. In the wet!

http://www.auto-journals.com/journals/Nissan?model=R35&journal=111
This is the sequel to my Bedford Autodrome in the wet vid. Another even safer venue to try out Godzilla 2 with the ESP OFF! This time on newer Bridgestone tyres which are more progressive and easier to catch when sliding.
Car is now producing 591hp at the flywheel courtesy of a Cobb AccessPort with GTC gear-dependent custom tune, Akrapovic Evolution titanium exhaust systema and K&N drop-in filters.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Nissan
• GT-R
• oversteer
• drift
• David Yu

[jamesp129]

Awesome,600bhp that easy : @ No issues with the box with that power ??

[DavidYu2007]

@jamesp129 Nope, none at all. Some US cars are running 900hp now and still have stock clutches.

[brokenwrist67]

shame you couldnt catch that evo 6

[DavidYu2007]

@brokenwrist67 Not that session, but once the brakes were bedded in, the GT-R was quicker overall, as it should be for nearly 600hp!

[showusurbeaver]

Followed a gtr through the yorkshire dales.. oh the noise an look of that thing...made my day

[DavidYu2007]

@showusurbeaver

It must have had a modded exhaust (like mine) then, the standard car sounds like a Prius!

[DOAHunt3r]

If I'm not wrong, the last thing you want to do when the rear end starts kicking out is to let off the throttle with these GT-Rs.

[alwayzbigbore]

looks great fun, at times the power delivery looks very "sudden" is there much noticable lag?

I have great fun in my ST165 on wet sprint courses and tracks. but its no where near as quick as your beasty. love the sound of it too.

[filthyblondie]

Ugh, what a nasty dashboard.