737hp @ 7900rpm and 764nm of torque @ 6100rpm!!

 

Trust T88-33D

Holinger 6spd sequential gearbox

6 spot AP racing front brakes (390mm rotors)

Brembo N1 GTR rear brakes (333mm rotors)

Carbon fiber bits everywhere (Bonnet, guards, doors, boot, dash, cannards, undertrays, wing)

Aftermarket suspension links (adjust it every which way)

SSR Type C RS rims 18x11

Heaps more goodies

 

Has run a 0'56.397 at Tsukuba (Lap record is around 0'55.900)

 

mmmm

 

 

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1330504700024504962

 

 

 

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1522405219709710608

 

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i want a Holinger 6spd sequential gearbox and 737hp @ 7900rpm and 764nm of torque @ 6100rpm.but meh what are ya gona do :D .

mmmmmm :D

Tomei who sell Holinger GTR gearboxes in Japan list their price as $30,000 (AUD I think) for the sequential.

holy s**t i think i will pass on the holinger box.

OMFG, tissues STAT. Listen to that thing scream, would sound deafening inside that car.

 

Its obviously personal preference but i would have thought a traditional H-Pattern gearbox would have been the go in such a top end performance car. Although it does alleviate missing gears.

 

And are you serious for 30,000 for a Gear box??

OMFG, tissues STAT. Listen to that thing scream, would sound deafening inside that car.

 

Its obviously personal preference but i would have thought a traditional H-Pattern gearbox would have been the go in such a top end performance car. Although it does alleviate missing gears.

 

And are you serious for 30,000 for a Gear box??

 

Yep $30k built in Australia. Sequentials are good but they do have down sides too. Such as you can't skip gates like some V8 Supercar drivers like to do and some designs have a tendancy for the shifting mechanism to jam (Isnt so much of a problem these days I don't think). Still many top levels of motorsport use them. Champ Cars have been using manually shifted sequential boxes (they move to paddle shift next year). The new Carrera Cup 911 GT3 997 for next year has a sequential box.

bargin i say

 

 

they still have clutch by the looks of it though?