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I reckon a GTS-t, not the GTS-4 cause both have the same motor but it's a real b*tch to fix things when the 4WD plays up. Also try doing an oil change on the GTS-4 and it's a pain in the butt!!! I know cause the GTR's oil filter is in a real tight spot. You can't get the oil filter from underneath the car, but just barely from the top.

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Think of it this way.....

How often is it a priority you need to get 100% traction?

If all you do is take cars traffic light to light, sure get the GTS4...

But remember the extra weight is not an advantage after the 60 foot mark.. more stress on brakes, heavier round the twisties...

Go GTS-T, RWD is ever so much fun :cool:

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Originally posted by JiMiH

What kind of R32 can I get for 18 big ones?

I'm going to import to get maximum value for money.

A modded GTS-4 a good idea?

put it in long term property investment and get your self nice House...

and maybe, maybe down the track get your self nice girl and marry her then live happyly ever after.... :cool:

on other hand... FARK THAT! and BUY my R33 GTS-4!

cheers

Joe

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