Guide to modifying R33 Gts-t in Aussie Mag

[CanberraR33]

Does anyone remember seeing an article in a mag like Zoom or HPI an article on safley moding an R33 Gts-t? Even better does anyone know what issue? I am trying to find it and get a back order!

[Guest Oz Elitesport]

Just had a flick thru a few copies I have

HPI Issue 21 "R33 tune"

HPI No24 "plug-in 33' stuff on LT12

Some stuff on peoples R33s and what they have done to them personally. Like in HPI No27.

Don't know if you can directly compare moding an R33GTs25t to a R34 GTt , but there project R34 articles are pretty interesting.

A few good articles on Autospeed as well.

Oz.

[Hicks]

there was an artical in hpi. Why do you need it though??

They tell ya pretty basic stuff. Just go ask a performance shop.

[CanberraR33]

Thanks guys!

It just makes interesting reading. I am a Hot 4s subscriber but there is never much "performance" type articles in there, and I can't remember ever seeing a Skyline in it! I just signed myself up for a subscription to HPI.

[d0p3y]

HPI is the best of the Australian magazines as far as imports go....... Hot4s sucks ass.

[G0DF4Th3R]

Originally posted by CanberraR33

Thanks guys!

It just makes interesting reading. I am a Hot 4s subscriber but there is never much "performance" type articles in there, and I can't remember ever seeing a Skyline in it! I just signed myself up for a subscription to HPI.

maybe thats coz Hot4s deal with 4cyl cars and the 'line has 6?

[T0nyGTSt]

Originally posted by G0DF4Th3R

maybe thats coz Hot4s deal with 4cyl cars and the 'line has 6?

No. It's because Hot Fours just sux.

Even Fast Fours is better and that's saying a lot.

T.

[rev210]

Modifing for safety! Now theres a topic we don't see every day.

Look for a thread titled 'how to volvo-ise your R33'

HPI aren't maybe the best people to go to for a 'safe' mod guide, given the R34 project that they killed the stock turbo on, by setting the boost too high on the AVCR (you would think since it was a relatively new R34 they would be more carefull).

I'd say starting a thread with an outline of your budget and performance desires would be a good start.