skyline to rwd?
26 November 2003, 09:22 PM
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how easy is it to convert a r32 skyline gtr to perminent rwd, i'm sure i read somewhere that it was just a case of removing a fuse? is it that simple?
if your wondering why i'd want to do that, one word drifting. and don't say buy a gts
as they don't look as good
or go as fast
mike
if your wondering why i'd want to do that, one word drifting. and don't say buy a gts
as they don't look as good or go as fastmike
26 November 2003, 11:27 PM
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they go sideways easy enough anyway...
but it can be done, quite easy I think. I've read something on the GTR register about it. You can even do it by rolling along then cutting the ignition, then turning it back on (or something like that) and it goes into RWD. Do a search on GTR register mate.
[Edited by jameswrx - 11/26/2003 11:29:07 PM]
but it can be done, quite easy I think. I've read something on the GTR register about it. You can even do it by rolling along then cutting the ignition, then turning it back on (or something like that) and it goes into RWD. Do a search on GTR register mate.
[Edited by jameswrx - 11/26/2003 11:29:07 PM]
27 November 2003, 08:28 AM
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as above as in search GTR i have read various people have done this on there some plugs sumwhere under bonnet beyond that best asking sum1 who knows wot they r on about lol
& no trays wont work that is good technique for getting driftinging in a front wheel drive car by putting under rears but pointless if there's power going to that wheel 
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Si
lol& no trays wont work
that is good technique for getting driftinging in a front wheel drive car by putting under rears but pointless if there's power going to that wheel lolSi
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30 November 2003, 09:54 PM
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mike,
Try this, set off, while rolling turn off ignition, turn back on and bump start car, your now in 2wd until you restart car.
You can remove the fuse, which lies in the panel behind the rear seats/ boot area, but this dos'nt do the clutch in the transfer box any favours.
The best way is to remove the front prop.
Try this, set off, while rolling turn off ignition, turn back on and bump start car, your now in 2wd until you restart car.
You can remove the fuse, which lies in the panel behind the rear seats/ boot area, but this dos'nt do the clutch in the transfer box any favours.
The best way is to remove the front prop.
01 December 2003, 12:00 PM
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mrgtr....isnt it in 2wd until you stop the car,not until you restart??? havent tried it yet but i thought it was only while you was rolling...when you switch on and off while rolling it fools the atessa system and cannot run 4wd
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