A lot of drivers find the Nissan GT-R to be one truly scary ride. Imagine what influence a specialized track pack would have on their senses. Nissan just launched today such a track pack, which can be fitted on the latest version of the GT-R (2013). The new package keeps the GT-R road legal, but at the same time makes it faster and lighter. It also manages to keep the car's warranty, unlike some of the aftermarket programs out there. The 2013 Nissan GT-R Track Pack includes a set of six-spoke RAYS alloys, which are 10kg lighter than the standard wheels, and additional brake cooling ducts integrated into the front splitter. The rear wheels also receive extra cooling ducts. Nissan says that these mods can reduce the brakes' temperature by up to 100 degrees.
The 2013 Track Pack also includes a stiffer suspension, developed by Toshio Suzuki on the Nurburgring, which can be switched for road use with a push of a button. The package also offers a set of front sports seats, for which you'll have to let go the standard rear ones too.
To go even faster, the 2013 Nissan GT-R Track Pack also features a special emblem on the dashboard, and an upgraded Bose audio system. A rear-view camera is also included as standard. The new GT-R Track Pack (2013) has a standard output of 550 hp and it's rated with a 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) sprint time of 2.8 seconds.
The 2013 Nissan GT-R Track Pack is priced at £84,450 GBP, which is £10,000 GBP more than the standard Godzilla.
