RedEmblem

RZ Supra for sure. If it were a GTR33 Vs RZ then it'd be a much harder decision..

V Spec stands for Victory Spec. R33s badged with V-spec have slightly more torque - I don't know how they got it though. I think the R32s have an LSD system - which is the same as the racing fellows used. The R34s badged as V-spec have stiffer suspention. Btw are all R34s V-spec? Correct me if I'm wrong on any of that, guys.

Okay, thanks guys. So, generally speaking, I should have about 5k set aside to make it to around the 180-190rwkw mark.

Was driving next to SXY 33 today. Nice clean car. Anyone from here?

Was driving next to SXY 33

Speed is t3h beste5t. I read Autosalon once. Not a bad mag, but they had way too many pictures compared to the amount of words they had for each article.

I dunno, ... maybe... Mainly interested in what the intercooler would provide though...

R33 S2 GTSt. Completely stock except for 4" cat back. -Apexi Power FC, Hand Controller & Boost Controller Kit -Apexi SAFC II -HKS Type-S Intercooler Kit Thanks, RE

That's what happens when you polish too hard.

I find that the synthetic ones from supercheap are pretty good for the price. Though there are leather ones for around $30 I believe. Don't know the brand though, sorry.

Damn it! That's one damn nice looking GTS too - paint job/body kit/mags. So, something like that paint job would be about 6-7k? :wassup:

Saw a V. nice midnight purple GTST R33 the other day around Straithpine. Then some tool in his SS decided to show everyone how fulli sik he was and almost crashed - wanker.

V. nice car. Probably see it driving around Mooloolaba this weekend? I'll wave if I see you.

Hey, I'll probably be looking for a few upgrades in the coming weeks - the major one being an intercooler. I have a budget of around say 3k. I was wondering, if I bought say some HKS intercooler (Type S any good?) & alum. piping for roughly $1700 (or $1550 through nengun) how much should I add on top for labour charges to install it? Also, roughly what sort of performance increase do these provide? 5-10kw? Are there better brands out there than HKS that I should consider? Thankyou.

Aha! Now I have completely screwed this one up Soz about my first post guys.

I dunno about power.. but I wouldn't think it'd be an easy job to throw a VG30 into an engine bay of an R33... then again... But the VG30 aren't all that reliable are they? I mean, there's probably more parts available for the RB25DET and the parts are probably cheaper.

Well, 7 on the stock GTS33 gauge equals about 13.4PSI. A stock R33 GTS-T will run at a max of 8PSI under full accel above 4500rpm (I think, correct me if I'm wrong). Your gauge should read just above mid-way. I'm pretty sure mine does.

Hey guys, I'll soon be getting some quotes from smash repairers on the Coast and was wondering what you guys thought this should cost to fix. There appears to be no engine damage whatsoever, so only the body needs work. I'm thinking around 2-3k, but it'd be nice to get the opinions of others who have gone through this before. Thanks, RE

The best thing you can do is to test drive an equally nice - for it's age - S2 R33 GTS-T. You can then weigh up the differences. I believe the R34 would be the better of the two, however it also costs twice as much (roughly).

I can managed 8.5** with my fully sik GTR34 @ 803kw

Saw a reasonably nice (read: stock) Burgandy Red S1 R33 with the plates Arrow today at Caboolture.

Just a combination of being tired, the road being wet, my rear wheels hitting the paint marking on the road and me being in a hurry to get home after a long day. Is that Kawana smash repairs?

Hey, Mud this is a Skyline forum buddy, we only talk Nissan 'cause we're tuff. Okay? Heh, j/k I saw a series 6-8 RX7, dark green heading north along the bruce highway at Caboolture on Friday. What colour was is Mud?

If my car's fixed by then I'll be there - and I can get time off. R33 GTS-t

Hey guys, I'm trying to find the best place to get these scratches/dents fixed. Anyone familar with a really good, reliable place to go to? Thankyou, Andrew