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Shouldn't be to hard a car to build, its been done plenty of times before, I've got a mate putting a SR in his ceffy. keen to see it in action.

Do you own the Hilux with TONKA on the plates?

the problem with using gtr shell tho is that u cant use the sr cross member

an yeh tonka is my other money pit

actually if he chucks in the RWD front cradle and does away with transfer case it will weigh less than a standard R32 RWD car

GTR's are only heavier due to transfer case and extra front shafts CV joints and all the bits and pieces to make em AWD

Finally someone with brains has posted!!

Weight will be distributed nicely with a SR, and have no problems with the power, You should see if TT have got or can get hold of some corner weights Dan, that way fuel pumps, battery and so fourth can be mounted keeping the weight distribution in mind.

Anyways mate, thinking outside the square.....I like it!! :P

interesting choice dan.

looking for a toy too now that i've sold the skyline but not looking to spend as much as u, only about 5k max.

Think either an s13 to do motorkhana's and hill climbs or trying to find a stock datsun 1200, leaning towards the s13 as i can probably have more fun in that and the 1200 has so far been very hard to find.

yeh dan like I said to ya when u rang me n told me when ya got the gtr shell n told me what the go was...

think its wayyyyyyyyyy left field!!!!!! and might even possible work haha

that aside ill still call you a fag for using the SR for now haha!!

but should be alright buddy when it all done :P

as long as you put some tuff jap rims that have fitment on them :(

cant wait to get out to a hillclimb buddy n we do some runs :devil:

-Benji

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