Haltech have been busy developing their new R35’s ECU and managed to tweak out a significant gain in power. Exhaust has been upgraded but not many other details have leaked out yet. The car was run up on the dyno and made 356 Kw (477hp) at all wheels up from 298 Kw (400hp) on the same dyno.

Haltech will be running their car down the quarter mile at the Compak Attak event at Western Sydney International Dragway tomorrow so stay tuned for results from that.

Source: Skylines Australia Forum

Daikoku Futo PA (Parking Area) is a popular place for night meetups by car enthusiasts. Located about 40 minutes drive from central Tokyo, every weekend (and some weeknights) see’s this place packed with wall to wall hot cars.

This Friday night (16th May) saw an unexpectedly huge showing of R35 GT-Rs with some 32 of them turning up! Tokyo channel 12 coincidentally were at Daikoku PA for other reasons but ended up filming the meet and will air a story on June 1st.

Checkout some more photos of the meet after the jump.

So the show is in full flight today with the general public finally allowed in to witness the latest models on display. The GT-R models are numerous and we’ve seen a lot of them already. Here we’ll get a look inside the show itself and checkout the Tamiya booth. We’ll also head over to Aoshima’s booth and check out their and Fujimi’s progress with their GT-R models. Lastly we’ll see what else is cooking that we haven’t seen before until now.

Click through the pages below because there’s a lot to cover here!

XS Engineering in California have had a new Nissan GT-R on their dyno recently. Eric Hsu has posted up a picture and a dyno graph of the run on his blog as well as a few choice quotes from the guys who have driven it. The GT-R made 412.1 hp @ 6527 RPM and 388.7 lb-ft of torque at all wheels in fourth gear.

Great power for a standard car. Now to see some US made exhausts on them and further testing.

Source: JDM-Insider via NAGTROC