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I'm looking to buy an r33.

I'm still on my P's but got them before July 2007 so under Victorian road rules I'm allowed to drive a turbo provided that it is below 125kw per tonne.

Are there any r33 Skyline models that come with the turbo but are under 125kw per tonne?

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Jimmy

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I think you guys are right. From what I can gather the rb25 engine when turbo'd is at around 184kw and works out to around 135kw per tonne. Which is over the limit.

Also from what I gather (do not quote me on this), there are no stock r33's with rb20 engines that come with a turbo. Since a stock rb20 is at around 96kw I would assume that if there was a stock turbo'd one then it'd be under 125kw per tonne.

I think I may go for a ER33 GTS25 and maybe upgrade to turbo when I'm off my P's.

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I think I may go for a ER33 GTS25 and maybe upgrade to turbo when I'm off my P's.

That's a good idea mate. By the time you're off your P's, you would've gained more experience and know how a rear wheel drive car will act in hopefully all conditions and when you go onto turbo, you'll know what to do.

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