skyline gtr
19 March 2006, 02:52 PM
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recently bought a r33 gtr v spec midnight purple absolutely mint. with 55k. running at stage 1 440bhp. always had scoobys sine 1996 but fancied a change. always thought that scoobs were the dogs.... until I drove this and I was completely sold. did pay 15k for it on a m plate but don't regret it one bit. Still have my 95wrx though and would'nt sell her. Anybody drove a gtr?
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19 March 2006, 03:34 PM
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Got a Gtr33 myself,1995 m reg.
Stage 1 on a Gtr is full exhaust,air filters,ecu change/remap,boost upped to 1 bar.-Think thats it.
I'v had mine nearly 2 years now,missed my scooby first of all,as the Gtr is a big car on these small back roads near me.But as soon as your on the A roads,theres no beating it.
Stage 1 on a Gtr is full exhaust,air filters,ecu change/remap,boost upped to 1 bar.-Think thats it.
I'v had mine nearly 2 years now,missed my scooby first of all,as the Gtr is a big car on these small back roads near me.But as soon as your on the A roads,theres no beating it.
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19 March 2006, 05:19 PM
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The gtr's are wicked cars are'nt they. I find that with the attesa system you can hit it very fast into the corners and when it pulls you back into line puts a big smile on your face. Always thought they were big lumbering cars.... until now.. As you say on A roads' wow!! Still luv my scooby though..
The gtr's are wicked cars are'nt they. I find that with the attesa system you can hit it very fast into the corners and when it pulls you back into line puts a big smile on your face. Always thought they were big lumbering cars.... until now.. As you say on A roads' wow!! Still luv my scooby though..
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Originally Posted by yungjamie
but life is for living though cookstar, don't you think? what a buzz are'nt they. so you're not going to buy one then?
As you say life is for living, and i wouldnt be doing that for long.
Lovely car to have a blast in now and again, with the owner next to me keeping a very close eye
Anything other than straight line, and full boost = brown trouser moment
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Originally Posted by yungjamie
but life is for living though cookstar, don't you think? what a buzz are'nt they. so you're not going to buy one then?
I never said that
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Originally Posted by yungjamie
treg.
The gtr's are wicked cars are'nt they. I find that with the attesa system you can hit it very fast into the corners and when it pulls you back into line puts a big smile on your face. Always thought they were big lumbering cars.... until now.. As you say on A roads' wow!! Still luv my scooby though..
The gtr's are wicked cars are'nt they. I find that with the attesa system you can hit it very fast into the corners and when it pulls you back into line puts a big smile on your face. Always thought they were big lumbering cars.... until now.. As you say on A roads' wow!! Still luv my scooby though..
Great cars,but most roads are always to short-so I struggle to get into 4th gear when Im flat out!
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