Looks great AJAY, definitely something i'll consider doing down the track.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJAY
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Looks great AJAY, definitely something i'll consider doing down the track.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJAY
So AJAY, they were Silver or Black to begin with? The gunmetal looks subtle in those phtoos - not overly different to the black, but I'm sure if it were out in sunlight that it'd be a noticable difference. I look forward to seeing them in sunlight with a proper camera ;)
that looks great ajay! how much did u pay for them if u dont mind me asking?
Doubts about the tune? Whats going on Dave? I havent been on for a few days and seem to have missed you doing the tune! (nice work by the way).Quote:
Originally Posted by dave_r
I saw you got 167KW's or something? 167 is great, but you got 150KW at the wheels as a baseline to begin with so it sorta does not seem that you got a peak of +51KW's (engine I know, but still maybe you should have gotten around 180 +/- 5kw's.)
That aside, 17KW @4 wheels is a solid gain!! Equates to around 25KW at the flywheel (engine) which is great.. but its half the advertised power output gains of 51KWs.
And I do agree that lower RPMs would seem to imply RPMs below 5000rpm!
Anyway, I know this site is pro-APR, which is fine - everyone is pro-somebody - So I will leave it there. I am still waiting for someone to get a tune and get the claimed HP!!
They look great man, and +1 cant wait to see these in the light outside with sun light on them!Quote:
Originally Posted by AJAY
ps I reckon they were silver!! :)
Mate the 17KWs at the wheels gain you got is very good, truly, but it aint anywhere near the advertised 51KW flywheel gain.Quote:
Originally Posted by dave_r
Hope it gets sorted out for you.
I know this site is pro-APR, but every site is pro-SOMEBODY, we all just have to learn to keep it real.
And +1 on 20KW's at the wheels - that is a big difference, and could not be due to DYNO differences.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJAY
Shonky tuners used to talk up the dyno differences like they actually could be that big (20KW@Wheels), to make them look better than they are.
My skyline GTS-T, got DYNO'd at this place in ATARMON, Vision? Croydon Racing and C and V Racing, and all got wthin 6KW at wheels difference.. same week. (atarmon and croydon were same day!)
Thanks for the positive comments on the wheels guys! I am definitely happy with the look.
They were silver before. The color now is called Seal Grey, basically a dark metallic gun metal/charcoal grey colour. In person they definitely look different to the black, but still retains the more aggressive look that the black has.
In the dark they do look very dark, but don't "disappear" the way that pure black tends to do due to the metallic finish.
In the daylight they definitely look more contrasted, especially when the light catches them.
I'll get some new hi-res daylight pics up in the next few days after the tints go on monday.
Stephen: The cost was $240+GST per wheel. Not cheap, but the job done by the guys was exceptional, it can not be differentiated from a factory quality finish. They rub each wheel back, then paint and then clear coat them, then bake them. It takes about 3-4 days. I can definitely recommend Wheel Centre Repairs, as they were professional, very helpful and friendly.
So glad its the weekend, I just wanna drive my R everywhere!!!
Hey AJAY....yeah gotta say they look pretty good mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJAY
Im a fan the the grey look, hence ordering the gunmetal VMR rims...
Cant wait to see some better pics..
Enjoy your weekend drives mate:driver:
AJAY well done, I prefer them over the black & silver.
Nicely done... was considering doing this myself actually, great to see what it looks like before I take the plunge... Definitely makes the rim look bigger than the stock 19", at least in the black form I have.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJAY
Well Black is slimming you know..
A review from our friends in NZ.. interesting they dont like the ACC
http://www.3news.co.nz/Video/Sunrise...8/Default.aspx