Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R Group A - Twin-Turbo RB26 Engine Sound, Accelerations & Fly Bys!

This video is about one of the beautiful Nissan Skyline R32 Group A recreations made by UK-based company Ric Wood Motorsport. At this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed they brought their Calsonic R32 and fielded it in the official timed shootout driven by Andy Middlehurst, who won four back-to-back titles from 1995 in the English National Saloon Championship all with a Nissan R32. When Nissan began to conceive the R32 they had already in mind a race car version to be fielded in the FIA's Group A class. One year after the roadgoing Skyline GT-R's introduction in 1989, Nissan released the lighter weight NISMO GT-R in 1990, building 560 examples to homologate the GT-R for Group A racing (a minimum of 500 road cars were required). This NISMO variant allowed Nissan to homologate specific go-fast parts just for racing as well as creating a specification more suited to a competition base. For Group A they developed a twin turbo straight-six engine dubbed RB26DETT. Had Nissan gone for a motor