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'r32v-spec a r33 n-1 and a r34 m-spec' i dont think so, R32 V-spec are very rare, R33 N-1, not even, only 200 were made and a R34 m-spec, haha, in your dreams. NO WAY CAN YOU GET THESE CARS!
HKS_T51KAI'r32v-spec a r33 n-1 and a r34 m-spec' i dont think so, R32 V-spec are very rare, R33 N-1, not even, only 200 were made and a R34 m-spec, haha, in your dreams. NO WAY CAN YOU GET THESE CARS!
VIPERGTSR01Yeah exactly his post gave me a chuckle, he was spouting alot of bad things around GTP and as you can see he got himself banned.
Oh and dont forget R34 V-spec II Nur he mentioned, another very rare one (sounds like he was talking about his Gran Turismo 4 cars ).
ultrabeatI'm gonna assume that most people don't own one.
Poverty has one?
Syntax errorGuess it depends on the country. As pointed out by HKS_T51KAI and Viper, Lines are pretty cheap over here. The country is flooded with them and I have plenty of mates that drive them.
ultrabeatI'm gonna assume that most people don't own one.
Poverty has one?
What's a Gallardo cost over there Leonidae? Cause if you think about it, here a Gallardo is about $150-$190k, but a Z06 is fom $65-$75k, goes faster, and gets much better gas mileage, so if a Z06 is €147k over there, is a Gallardo around.... oh... say.... €325k?
Leonidaeyes, but take note that new zealand is quite a lot closer to japan, thus, they've been imported there quite soon after introducing to the roads. first GT-R's appeared here around mid 90's and they were racecars naturally. and because they're so rare in europe, they do cost a lot. and then, we have Finnish taxes, that usually are approximately 1/3rd in top of the price.
im driving a 1990 Skyline GTR. its nearly stock. @ 12psi of boost it should be making ~350whp.
its on jackstands right now, in mid-tranny-swap. im swapping in an R34 6-speed tranny and clutch system. the stock 5spd wont suffice for what im going to be doing.
im also changing the front and rear diffs to a 4.11 1.5way-LSD, as well as new coilovers, brakes, and swaybars.
over the winter ill be pulling the engine for a paintjob, and ill be putting a new and improved engine in there.
im driving a 1990 Skyline GTR. its nearly stock. @ 12psi of boost it should be making ~350whp.
its on jackstands right now, in mid-tranny-swap. im swapping in an R34 6-speed tranny and clutch system. the stock 5spd wont suffice for what im going to be doing.
im also changing the front and rear diffs to a 4.11 1.5way-LSD, as well as new coilovers, brakes, and swaybars.
over the winter ill be pulling the engine for a paintjob, and ill be putting a new and improved engine in there.
Wow, sounds like you've got some serious mods in store. Why did you feel the need to change the whole gearbox though, I thought the GTR boxes were plenty tough. I can understand the need to change clutches though
the stock 5spd on the R32 and R33 is known for having problems with 3rd and 4th gears after the test of time. its not an issue, its just something you should think about if you plan on modding a car after is has been driven for ~15 years.
the 6spd in the R34 GT-R is built by Getrag. it has slightly shorter gears. the R32/33 5spd has LONG gears (2nd goes to 115kmh, and 3rd brings you to the speed limiter @ 180kmh).
i find the gearing kindof annoying in Auto-X, im always having to drop into 1st in the hairpins, because 2nd gear is too long to start accelerating with from a slow exit.
the clutch change wont be much of an upgrade, i already have a Nismo twin-plate. the reason the clutch needs to be changed, is because the pre-93 R32 GTRs have a push-style clutch. all the GTRs from there on have Pull-style clutches.
so in swapping the tranny to the R34, i need to adapt the Pull-style clutch to my drivetrain.
heres some pics of me at a local Auto-X event in the GTR.
Yeah I have a GTR R33