This is an all-new idea. A 1350 HP hypercar that rockets to a top speed of 225 MPH and asks nothing more from the driver than to sit down, shut up, and hang on. Welcome to a whole new breed of no-excuses performance car, the USE Flex Fuel GTR from Switzer Performance. When Switzer first …
A few days ago, the first Switzer Performance-built “Goliath” became the world’s fastest GTR, rocking the Moscow Unlimited with a 22-second pass at 250 MPH in the hands of an amateur driver. While that pass set a new standard for GTR top speed, the 1/4 mile time on that run was in the high 9s, …
Yesterday, we brought you news about Boulder Nissan’s incredible, Switzer E1K-X GTR - an absolute beast of a 1300 AWHP track-day car built to take advantage of everything the R35 platform (and Switzer’s engine program) has to offer. There was something else, though, that we didn’t mention … because we didn’t notice it ourselves until …
When we started talking about which cars were heading down to this month’s TX2K13 event a few weeks ago, you had to know that the Boulder Nissan Switzer E1K GTR was going to show. If you missed this post highlighting the car’s build threads on GTR Heritage and GTR Life, however, you’d be forgiven for …
Yesterday, we told you about Boulder Nissan’s Switzer E1K GTR coming home to Ohio for some serious performance upgrades. If you’re thirsty for more pictures and updates, head over to the GTR community forums at GTR Life and GTR Heritage to see our build threads for the E1K to E1K-X changes at various steps of …
Boulder Nissan’s ethanol-fueled Switzer E1K GTR has been preaching the twin gospels of high performance and renewable fuels at events like the last TX2K event, showing off both the reliability and the flexibility of Switzer’s R/E1K hardware in the hands of a capable driver. Recently, though, the 1000 hp alt-fuel track terror came back to …
Over on the new GTR Life forums, “Murtaza” recently posted a number of images from this month’s Shift S3ctor “Airstrip Attack” runway event. I’m sure you’re familiar with the event (covered in these pages many times already), and are probably burned out on pictures, but trust me: you want to see these. It turns out …
Boulder Nissan‘s P800 has shown up on these pages in the past, after winning the TX2K10 and hitting fantastic speeds at the Texas Mile event immediately afterwards. Since then, the car has “outgrown” its P800 markings, and has been turned into a 1000 hp, ethanol-fueled track-terror. We call it the E1K, for “ethanol” and “1000 …