Ultimate
Fast Car 1996
GT Tuning's No.2 demo car H4 GTT wins class with a 14.05 second standing
1/4 mile. Also quicker than the fastest in the next class up (i.e.
Fiesta / Escort RS Turbo brigade. |
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MaxPower
Group Thrash January 1997
The GT Tuning demo car B5 GTT once again proved that no other companies'
conversions even come close when tested at Bruntingthorpe proving
ground i.e. 2 people in car, slightly uphill, wet and very bumpy track,
our car completed 0-60 in 5.96 sec's. and standing quarter in 14.3
sec's. In comparison, another company's Phase 7 demo car completed
0-60 in 7.04 sec's. (1.1secs. Slower), and standing quarter in 15.6
sec's. (1.3* sec's. slower).
Also, although not printed in the magazine, their 0-100 mph time was
6 seconds (yes 6!) slower. Equally as important our car performed
with 100% reliability, something which cannot be said of the competition
that day. |
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Ultimate
Fast Car 1997
Fastest FWD car was B5 GTT running a 13.34 quarter mile on a dampish
track and a slipping clutch. David Kirk (H4 PWR), who, at that
time, was a GTT customer (he now works at GT Tuning), was class winner
with a 13.7 quarter mile. B5 GTT didn't qualify for a trophy as it
is a tuner's car i.e. not a privately entered car. |
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PROVE
IT MAXPOWER SEPTEMBER 1997
GT Tuning yet again proved that they can produce the goods when it
counts. Recently in MaxPower we were asked to prove ourselves in a
'Triathlon' based challenge. We won on all three counts including
an endurance challenge when we sustained 120 mph to 140 mph for a
period of twenty minutes (ran out of time), with ultra cool running
temperatures achieved. We also won the standing quarter mile, and
Rolling Road Test at Wilcox Racing though we were unable to get a
power output from the rolling road. A Wilcox rolling road technician
said, "There's way too much power the front wheels just keep
on lighting up. The car would have to go on a dyno-bench for a really
accurate reading". And this was after weighting down the front
end! GTT have produced more genuine BHP than any other tuner. Our
new project car for 2001 will produce around 400 bhp (1397 cc engine) |
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Rolling
Road Shoot-out February 1998
40 R5GT Turbos entered on the day. The cars which came first, second
and third used 100% GT Tuning products. (These were customers' cars,
not our demo cars) |
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Run-Wot-You-Brung
17th May 1998
GT Tuning set the record for the fastest ever Renault 5 GT Turbo with
a 12.642 second 1/4 mile at 112.96 mph. The car (B5 GTT) ran road-legal
tyres and also produced a 12.9 second 1/4 mile on the first run of
the day (only 2 runs made). Also, not commonly known is that, David's
car (H5 PWR) did fifteen 13 second runs that day with everything still
in the car, i.e. all the seats, stereo, spare wheel and full cage.
David's best run was 13.11, still the second best R5GT ever. Reliability
and power! |
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Ultimate
Street Car 1998
No classes were allocated this year, it being a 'free for all' event.
B5 GTT was on display at the GT Tuning stand. So David went out and
completed the fastest FWD of the weekend with another 13.1s 1/4 mile. |
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Group
Thrash Max Power 1998
Quickest car was Kevin Brock's GT Tuning equipped car G825
NGK, completing a 13.49 second 1/4 mile, beating everyone including
tuners running their own demo cars. It was also faster than the Nitrous
powered R5GT Turbo there on the day. |
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Ultimate
Street Car 1999
GT Tuning customer Danny Fennell beat all in the class with
a 13.9 second 1/4 mile. Danny had never done it before, but has certainly
got the bug now! The car now has even more mods. Inc. Roller Bearing
Tubo, Cybercooler, GTT 2 1/2" Exhaust and GTT camshaft. |
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Rolling
Road Shootout OCTOBER 1999 & April 2000
1st Stephen Rae GTT customer. Running exclusively GT Tuning
performance parts. |
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Renault
5 Shootout Santa Pod February 2000
Open to all-comers and all tuners. Dampish track, with around 50-60
cars turning up.
1st prize went to GTT customer Simon Pittard and
2nd prize went to GTT customer Kevin Brock. |
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Run-Wot-You-Brung
Santa Pod 16th April 2000
Another mamber into 'the thirteen's' GT Tuning customer Ben Raynham
produces a 13.42 standing start 1/4 mile. Well done Ben! |
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Ultimate
Street Car 2000
GTT Customer John Semple's car came in first with
a very competitive 13.01second 1/4 mile at 113mph.
Second was another GTT customer Danny Fannell.
Third (joint) was yet another GTT customer Steven Rae.
yet again GT Tuning prove that no other companies' conversions even
come close.
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Members
of the GT Tuning '13 second club' so far :-
David Kirk; Kevin Brock; Andy Woolcott; Simon Pittard; Carl Jones;
Richard Bayliss; Danny Fennell; Dave Green; Ben Raynham;Steven Rae;
John Semple; Trevor Child. |
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You?
All GT Tuning customers who complete 13 second 1/4 mile times at Santa
Pod receive a polo t-shirt as proof to all of there achievement.
Price to buy £1000 each!
We know of no other company that has even one customer that has completed
a 13 second standing 1/4 mile. |
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