Which one faster?!


R34 Z-tune vs Saleen SR7 Twin Turbo  

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  1. 1. R34 Z-tune vs Saleen SR7 Twin Turbo

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no chance in hell the Skyline could compete with the Saleen S7 Twin Turbo. If you pick up this months Road & Track you will see that the Saleen S7 beat out an Indy/Champ car a Daytona Car and a Trans-Am car... prettydamn good if u ask me. Besides the fact that the Saleen is probably the sexiest thing on wheels, its also super light, aerodynamic, FAST and has a top speed of 206mph (in a 1 mile run) according to Road & Track... Saleen says its able to reach 235mph. The skyline, though looks good and has a lot of power, is absolutely un-aerodynamic.

Well, without the specs of each car, I'm going to guess just randomly and say the R34 is faster.

It's not everday you see a Skyline.. :)

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i actually saw a Skyline R-32 on Monday and i've seen one other skyline in my life. I'm pretty sure the odds of seeing a skyline or a Saleen S7 are just about equal. Theyre both rare, one due to its price, the other due to the fact its not available in this continent.

R34 500 BHP, around 400 lb ft torque

Saleen 700BHP

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Weight... engine specs?

Torque curves?

I'll need all of the things like that before I can decide.

You can have a 200 HP / 200 lbs/tq car vs a 150 HP / 150 lbs tq one and have the less powerful one win due to weight.

Weight... engine specs?

Torque curves?

I'll need all of the things like that before I can decide.

You can have a 200 HP / 200 lbs/tq car vs a 150 HP / 150 lbs tq one and have the less powerful one win due to weight.

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Saleen S7 Turbo

Engine

7 liter V8 

Weight

2950 lbs

Aspiration

twin turbochargers 

Torque

700 lb-ft @ 4800 rpm

HP

750 hp @ 6300 rpm 

HP/Weight

3.9 lbs per hp

HP/Liter

107.1 hp per liter 

1/4 mile

10.7 seconds @ 136 mph

0-60 mph

2.8 seconds 

Top Speed

--

i have an article in this months Road & Track stating... "Saleen says the S7 is capable of hitting 235 mph"

Nissan Nismo Skyline GT-R Z

Price:  Approx $160,000

Miles Per Gallon:  --/-- mpg

Curb Weight:  3525 lbs

Layout:  Front-Engine/AWD

Transmission:  6-Speed Manual

Engine

Type:  Twin-Turbo Inline-6

Displacement:  2771 cc

Horsepower:  500 bhp @ 6800 rpm

Torque:  398 lb-ft @ 5200 rpm

Redline:  8000 rpm

the Nissan. its got some power but its heavy. Ruins Handling

http://www.fast-autos.net/nissan/nissanskylineztune.html

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Ruins handling? You gotta be kidding me...

If you're talking about stock for stock on quarter miles, obviously the Z-tune is no match for the Saleen. On track, it depends a lot on the driver as well, either could win. Potential wise, the Z-tune can be pushed further than the specs say, as long as you have the money.

Edited by yanman

Nope, I'm not saying that at all, I said either could win.

EDIT: For the price you'd pay for a Saleen, you'd obviously expect a lot out of it. I'm not saying the Saleen can't handle, but here we're comparing a supercar to a sports car (stock for stock), so obviously the Saleen will most likely dominate.

Edited by yanman
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