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Yepp, I've got one too :P

Build date was 26 September 1995 - Wooohooo, it's almost it's birthday ;)

Has Series 2 motor

Series 2 rear wing

Series 2 boot latch doova

ABS

Drivers side air bag

But I blew up the 1995 ECU :P Big bummer... So now I'm running a 1993 ECU.. And yepp, I felt a definate drop in power between the 2 ECU's :)

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Originally posted by Ronin 09

*how do you blow up the ECU??!?!

*what is the series 2 latch doodah?

LOL, you hook up a shift light to the ECU while forgetting to turn the ignition off and forget to unplug the ECU from the harness !!

Not a good thing... You hear crackle crackle pop...... then the smell of smoke.

And like my electronics teacher told me years ago, transistors are made out of smoke, cause once you let the smoke out they don't work anymore :P

The series 2 boot latch doova's are made from a machined alloy of some sort, instead of having the clear plastic epoxy over them.

J

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sweet.. the only thing i'm confused about is when i bought the car the dude gave me the comliance sheet showing everything that was done when it origianlly came and it said that it was built early-mid 1994

i was a bit cranky as the point of sale was that it was a 1995 car but he said its a 95 model just built in 94

didn't the s1 come with an airbag too?

i have one i just didnt think that it was only available in the 1.5 and then the dual in s2

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How can anyone forget the sexy sexy series 1 velour interior in the series 1.5? :) I often thought that if I bought a series 2 R33, I would track down a series 1 interior to put in!

Jay, you should have used frying your ECU as an excuse to get a Powerfc :)

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I think the later series 1's has the silver badge with the open grille rather than red s with slat grille. Mine has the former, there was a time I thought it was an aftermarket grille but now I think it was just the later series 1's.

Series 2 has the badge on the bonnet instead of grille.

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