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Should I Sell My Modified 33 Gts-t For A Modified

abcent

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Should i sell my Modified 33 gts-t for a modified 32 GTR??  

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Bass Junky Grand Master

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Hey abs.

You know you want one!

Think of it this way. Another 30 or 40 rwkw on your car will make it almost undrivable in the first two gears. Bad conditions, say goodbye to third.

GTR on the other hand, you can add another 150 rwkw to it, and you have a super quick, no, stoopidly quick car, that can still hook up.

But hey, there's nothing quite like putting the tail out in a RWD!

BASS OUT

Bo05t3d Enthusiast

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i would defiantly say go with the R32 GTR man...its a much better car and as it may not make the same power stock as your modified 33...with a couple of mods it will easily beat the 33 down the 1/4 mile and on the track....

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PS:  If you are thinking of pulling the 4WD fuse when you want to have some "fun", think again, they turn into a front heavy, understeering, pig of a car and when they are not understeering the ass end will come round faster than you know.

So just make the choice: Grip of Slip :P

thanks Al...that was actually part of my thoughts in getting a 32 GTR, but if it's not that simple.....may be swinging things further towards keeping my current pride and joy...

Al Grand Master

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thanks Al...that was actually part of my thoughts in getting a 32 GTR, but if it's not that simple.....may be swinging things further towards keeping my current pride and joy...

Send a PM to "RBN1", Shivam will tell you all about it. He had a 32GTSt and now has a 32GTR.

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