3 GTiR's in Bracknell all in a row
#1
Yes, I drooled, must have been off to a meet or some such, nice examples too.
Saw them on my way home after picking up my very first scooby, Blue MY98, and I'm chuffed
One day I'll own an R34 *sighs*
Saw them on my way home after picking up my very first scooby, Blue MY98, and I'm chuffed
One day I'll own an R34 *sighs*
#4
If this was on Saturday, they were probably tootling off to Bolney
Only around 250-300 cars turned up, of every imaginable japanese denomination, most tuned to the hilt (skylines, evos, scoobies, gtirs, mr2s, supras etc. etc.).
I felt positively out of place in my bog standard evo 6...
Derek
Only around 250-300 cars turned up, of every imaginable japanese denomination, most tuned to the hilt (skylines, evos, scoobies, gtirs, mr2s, supras etc. etc.).
I felt positively out of place in my bog standard evo 6...
Derek
#6
RE: R33 vs R34... have heard much said on this subject, and my understanding is:
R33 is heavier, so less pwr/weight for the same power engine. Also less conspicuous, which is either a plus or minus depending on viewpoint.
R34 much harder ride as standard.
Both capable of ridiculous power, and ~450bhp is relatively cheap (zorst, filter and more boost).
If I could have afforded the R34 I wouldn't be driving the Evo now...
Derek
R33 is heavier, so less pwr/weight for the same power engine. Also less conspicuous, which is either a plus or minus depending on viewpoint.
R34 much harder ride as standard.
Both capable of ridiculous power, and ~450bhp is relatively cheap (zorst, filter and more boost).
If I could have afforded the R34 I wouldn't be driving the Evo now...
Derek
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