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hey i'm new to this forum so i dno if i've posted in the wrong section but i'm really interested in buying an R34 GT-T, i've read about them n shit and i have heard a lot about bad experiences with imports and modded cars...

Should i import it? Who off?

What should i look out for when i'm buying from an importer?

i want to buy one with NO mods - heard too many bad stories!

How hard is it gonna be to resell?

Read somewhere i can make it a 4.5s - 100km/h car for not so much $$$ - true? (i don't think so)

Best place(s) in victoria to buy/fit mods

Is there anything about r34's i should worry about (like reccurring probs or just shit that always happen with them)

R34 easy to steal? should i get an immobiliser and club lock n shit?

if anyone can answer some of these questions that'd be awesome, also anyone who feels they wanna add more info please do it

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Every one of your questions has been answered countless times on the forum. I suggest you take your questions, search the keywords, and read up.

For importing - look in this forum (Imports)

For modification queries - look in Forced Induction

Workshops in Vic - look in the Victoria forum

Alarms - look in the Car Audio and Security forum

etc.

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hey i'm new to this forum so i dno if i've posted in the wrong section but i'm really interested in buying an R34 GT-T, i've read about them n shit and i have heard a lot about bad experiences with imports and modded cars...

Should i import it? Who off?

What should i look out for when i'm buying from an importer?

i want to buy one with NO mods - heard too many bad stories!

How hard is it gonna be to resell?

Read somewhere i can make it a 4.5s - 100km/h car for not so much $$$ - true? (i don't think so)

Best place(s) in victoria to buy/fit mods

Is there anything about r34's i should worry about (like reccurring probs or just shit that always happen with them)

R34 easy to steal? should i get an immobiliser and club lock n shit?

if anyone can answer some of these questions that'd be awesome, also anyone who feels they wanna add more info please do it

".... I've read about them n shit?"

Get your loan approved first, it'll save a lot of time.

Also, what license do you have. If you're on P's, forget about an R34 turbo.

Oh, and one final thing, club locks are a waste of time. Get an imobiliser AND alarm, preferably one that is monitored.

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  • 2 weeks later...

getting an alarm put in your car is only common sense really

and like everyone else has said, everything you will need to know about r34 gtt is on the site, just look it up

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Before you get the car factor in money for quarantine holding fees ($25 per day - can take weeks or months), decontamination fees, tow truck costs from quarantine to your compliance workshop (very expensive) etc etc

After you get the car factor in money aside for alarm, insurance, tune up and maintenance aswell.

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