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hey everyone thats reading

im new to all this, obviously, and im only 16 (currently on my L plates)(dont laugh :P)

im a very strong enthusiast to skylines, i love them

if im wrong with anything on the forums, please dont get pissy with me, just explain to me what im wrong about, and also, if anyone wants to teach me anything, or give me some advice, id gladly take it on board :)

thanks for reading, and i hope to get to know you all well :)

Doobey

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just don't go making threads asking how to get around P plate restrictions, or how to do some stupid ricer mod, or how you bought a NA skyline and got beaten by a falcon/commodore and how you thought NA skylines would be fast and you should be fine.

so here's some free advice:

- you can't get around P plate laws

- taking the turbo off a turbo car won't make it legal, it will just make it slower than a factory non turbo skyline (it will be about as fast as an auto barina)

- natro skylines are slow. they will get beaten by a commodore or falcon or v6 magna.

- when you can legally drive a turbo car, selling a natro and buying a factory turbo is a much cheaper and better option.

- a natro skyline with a big exhaust and bodykit is just as bad as a lancer with an evo bodykit and big exhaust.

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