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thanks,

that car is "KIA ELAN". Similar lotus's.

light weight and good cornering.

GloriaShield do you live in Seoul? How much did you sell your GTT for? I live in Daegu and I have a 98 ER34 GTT Manual. For me, there's not too many tuning shops that can service Japanese cars in Daegu. Are there good tuning shops in Seoul that can service Skylines? Thanks for any help!

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GloriaShield do you live in Seoul? How much did you sell your GTT for? I live in Daegu and I have a 98 ER34 GTT Manual. For me, there's not too many tuning shops that can service Japanese cars in Daegu. Are there good tuning shops in Seoul that can service Skylines? Thanks for any help!

Yes, here is seoul. and.. Price of GTT is secret for buyer. I'm so sorry. Do you know about FJ(puchon) or H-Motors(hyochang)? I always used these shops for maintenance. But, if you want to tune your skylines, I will recommand HKS(ilsan) or S-Line.

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Yes, here is seoul. and.. Price of GTT is secret for buyer. I'm so sorry. Do you know about FJ(puchon) or H-Motors(hyochang)? I always used these shops for maintenance. But, if you want to tune your skylines, I will recommand HKS(ilsan) or S-Line.

It's ok about the price, I was just curious. I never heard of FJ or H-Motors but I will ask around. Right now I do maintenance at DTMSpeed. They are good mechanics but low experience for Skyline. They also have dynojet and a mechanic that's good at mapping. I heard about HKS Ilsan.. I think that's close to daegu too. Which track do you go to? Yongin Speedway? Thanks for the reccomendations and that's a really badass GTR you have! Only a few R34 GTR V Spec's in Korea, you're so lucky!

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