A Question Of Restrictions

[Anarkei]

Hey guys, i'm looking to buy a skyline sometime soon the only thing bugging me is can i drive an R33 GTS-T on Vic P-plates? does anyone have a kilowatt rating for the standard (non modified) GTST? all help is greatly appreciated!

[R33RWKW]

Hey guys, i'm looking to buy a skyline sometime soon the only thing bugging me is can i drive an R33 GTS-T on Vic P-plates? does anyone have a kilowatt rating for the standard  (non modified) GTST? all help is greatly appreciated!

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Sorry mate a R33 GTS-T is considered a no go for P-Platers, but as you can see there are plenty on the road.

When released from the factory, I think they are around 187kw at the engine.

Cheers.

[Mulkers]

No.

Only turbo 'line that you can legally drive is an R32 BETWEEN 91 and 93, as these are the only ones below power to weight.

BTW search this, it only gets asked twice a week

[Anarkei]

Thanks guys...looks like i was right about a few of the P-Platers i've seen were being a bit naughty then...oh well i'll have to go for the non-turbo...32's just don't do it for me!

[jake32]

Thanks guys...looks like i was right about a few of the P-Platers i've seen were being a bit naughty then...oh well i'll have to go for the non-turbo...32's just don't do it for me!

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would you be interested in non turbo 34?

[skyline.33]

If you work out the power to weight ratio of a gtst 33 its:

187/1.4 = 133.6kW per tonne.

Victoria regulation states P plater can only drive cars that has a power to weight ratio 125kW per tonne.

However, that doesnt stop me

[GKTECH]

If you work out the power to weight ratio of a gtst 33 its:

187/1.4 = 133.6kW per tonne.

Victoria regulation states P plater can only drive cars that has a power to weight ratio 125kW per tonne. 

However, that doesnt stop me 

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Doesn't stop most people..

Greg

[Anarkei]

would you be interested in non turbo 34?

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Non-Turbo 34 would be absolutely awsome...but it's a little above my price range from what i've been lookin at....what are you asking for price wise?

[madbung]

If you work out the power to weight ratio of a gtst 33 its:

187/1.4 = 133.6kW per tonne.

Victoria regulation states P plater can only drive cars that has a power to weight ratio 125kW per tonne. 

However, that doesnt stop me 

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what a champ!!

[rice_me_up]

dude. you can legally drive an r32 gts-t... thats what ill be going for!

i applied for the loan recently...

cant wait...

[madbung]

dude. you can legally drive an r32 gts-t... thats what ill be going for!

i applied for the loan recently...

cant wait...

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good call mate...you've just earned yourself a fan boi

[GKTECH]

dude. you can legally drive an r32 gts-t... thats what ill be going for!

i applied for the loan recently...

cant wait...

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Can't drive a 1990 R32 gts-t in manual as dry weight is 1260kg's (works out to be .4kw's over).

That's the info I got from Vicroads anywayz.

Greg

[xRHETTx]

Yeah but you can drive a series 2 r32 gtst (92-93 models)

[dezz]

dont get a non turbo. either risk it or wait.

[Anarkei]

dont get a non turbo. either risk it or wait.

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the reason i went non-turbo, is because my insurance is a fair step cheaper, also i can drop in a turbo engine at a later date(once i'm off my P's)...nothing like a skyline sleeper to kick people in the pants with!

[R31Nismoid]

Doesn't stop most people..

but i can

use the search button PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

that is all