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hey guys...just wondering are they fast?

i mean i was in a rush to get back to my mates house to pick-up some runners that i forgot. and as i was rushing off home, a r31 (done up im assuming) gts-r (sticker???) was catching up to me. i mean we didnt do no stop start drag....but he/she was goin pretty fast. had avr, acr whatever its called stickers on it. in the tullamarine, gladstone park area. are they fast cars? i mean...the car looked fast.

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They should be damn fast- they were a race homologation special, running a bigger intercooler, bigger turbo etc than the GTS model. I think they made about 210ps (?) standard, would make a lot more with some mild mods...

Nismoid's car is mad, of course he has a RB25DET in his......

cheers,

floody

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r31 nismoid,

i just pulled out of tullamarine (melrose reception), to go back to my mates house so i can get some soccer shoes (indoor soccer). Cause we already started the game i raced off (under 60 all the way-legally) then as i passed u, i noticed u dumped a bit, especially after the roundabout. U took off and i was suprised. then i was just waiting to line up against against a set of traffic lights (on mickleham rd) but our luck stupid cars in front of us. i turned right to at the big mickleham rd roundabout and u went straight towards greenvale. maybe next time. ur car flies.

ta ta

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