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what are the differences between the 2 im looking at buying a GTS25T but i have been looking around and u c GTS-T's and the specs say it has a 2.5L in it... like every GTS-T bar 2 or three said they have a 2.5L, from what i understand the GTS-T is the 2.0L and the GTS25T is the 2.5L...HLEP...lol

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that wine red r33 at MJR is my cars twin! lol

btw a HR33 would be an R33 with an RB20E engine.

Yup

ECR33= RB25 powered R33.

HCR33= RB20 powered R33, only in non turbo though.

I wouldn't get an HCR33, just tooo slow.

The Skyline Chassis Break Down basics (For R31, R32, R33, R34)

1: Engine Type (F = CA18, H = RB20, E = RB25 & B = RB26)

2: Attessa Equipped (N)

3: HICAS Equipped ( C ) (R31 - R33. For whatever reason R34s do not specify HICAS in the VIN No)

4: Model (R32, R33 & R34)

therefore you can deduct the following:

FR32: An R32 with an CA18

HR32: An R32 with an RB20

HCR32: An R32 with an RB20 & HICAS

ER33: An R33 with an RB20

ER34: R34 with an RB25

BNCR33: R33 with an RB26, Attessa & HICAS (GTR)

This said the R32 & R34 GTR are not stamped with the HICAS symbol however are equipped and are often referred to with it.

I hope that answers more questions then it creates.

The Skyline Chassis Break Down basics (For R31, R32, R33, R34)

1: Engine Type (F = CA18, H = RB20, E = RB25 & B = RB26)

2: Attessa Equipped (N)

3: HICAS Equipped © (R31 - R33. All R34 models equipped?)

4: Model (R32, R33 & R34)

therefore you can deduct the following:

FR32: An R32 with an CA18

HR32: An R32 with an RB20

HCR32: An R32 with an RB20 & HICAS

ER33: An R33 with an RB20

ER34: R34 with an RB25

BNCR33: R33 with an RB26, Attessa & HICAS (GTR)

This said the R32 & R34 GTR are not stamped with the HICAS symbol however are equipped and are often referred to with it.

I hope that answers more questions then it creates.

Well done! :P

Wow, didn't know the 32's came with ca18's aswell. U learn something new everyday.

Oh & BTW, I think that when r33 owners say "GTS-T" they're just abbreviating the "25" bit. I know that's what I do :)

If you use the guide I have above, the HCR33 would mean an R33 with an RB20 and HICAS. If it's a turbo model then they are advertised the model code wrong. Both an R33 GTS25 & GTS25-t should have the chassis code of ECR33.

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