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**Alltorqueuk.com** · 20th August 2008, 03:53 AM

Bah i could do it

Cant be no worse than everytime i take the car out the garage it suddenly downpours at least i know it would be getting wet

andybob · 20th August 2008, 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Alltorqueuk.com

m guna be very fussy, and this may take a while to find the 'perfect' one

lol i said that and could only find dogs in my price range and found my gtst while being nosey looking around it on a forecourt parked next to a 32gtr i went to look at and found it was imaculate so best choice was to buy it . i regret not buying a gtr but i'm over the moon with the car i bought

**Alltorqueuk.com** · 20th August 2008, 01:38 PM

Yeah i know what you mean but the problem is that if i buy a GTS-T it will never be a GTR and il end up spending more money on it making it like 400BHP than if i brought the GTR in the first place. Also its so hard to find R33 race cars so making a replica would be hard.

I was toying with the idea of getting a buggered GTS-T and transfering it all over to the GTS as for anyone who have seen it knows it is spotless

andybob · 21st August 2008, 02:01 AM

buy my car lol as far as i know from the plates inside the car(under the carpets) it has been used competitively either drifting(tho i doubt that as is has no body damage) or racing its had a roll cage and when i bought it the mechanics all looked shiney new so could well have been put back together once it had been used for its purpose
dunno good to play a guessing game innit

i wouldnt be unhappy with the performance my car has after all it draws a close line to a standard gtr as with raising the boost and it not weighting as much its quiite a tight line

i wouldnt go for more power as with the way it is it handles like a peach and does well out the bends but i can understand you not wanting to spend a fortune on an engine build

GTR_V · 29th August 2008, 01:39 AM

Speak to the guys at Topspec Imports Japanese Performance Cars Direct From Japan i am sure they can help you with a sourcing a GTR32,
i have been speaking with them for weeks now and they have been very helpful even though i have not purchased yet!

20th August 2008, 03:53 AM	#16
Alltorqueuk.com Alltorqueuk.com 0o_o0 Authorized Trader Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Isle Of Sheppey County: Kent Drives: Project 'Raijin' GTS Posts: 294	Bah i could do it Cant be no worse than everytime i take the car out the garage it suddenly downpours at least i know it would be getting wet
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20th August 2008, 01:38 PM	#18
Alltorqueuk.com Alltorqueuk.com 0o_o0 Authorized Trader Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Isle Of Sheppey County: Kent Drives: Project 'Raijin' GTS Posts: 294	Yeah i know what you mean but the problem is that if i buy a GTS-T it will never be a GTR and il end up spending more money on it making it like 400BHP than if i brought the GTR in the first place. Also its so hard to find R33 race cars so making a replica would be hard. I was toying with the idea of getting a buggered GTS-T and transfering it all over to the GTS as for anyone who have seen it knows it is spotless
	__________________ NISSAN SKYLINE PARTS SPECIALISTS. PARTS: 07826 256564 Project Raijin (Japanese God Of Thunder) NEW! Deviltorque monthly meet, 14th of December at the Whalf pub in Crossways

21st August 2008, 02:01 AM	#19
andybob Skyline Enthusiast Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: lymington Drives: r33 gts-t Posts: 143	buy my car lol as far as i know from the plates inside the car(under the carpets) it has been used competitively either drifting(tho i doubt that as is has no body damage) or racing its had a roll cage and when i bought it the mechanics all looked shiney new so could well have been put back together once it had been used for its purpose dunno good to play a guessing game innit i wouldnt be unhappy with the performance my car has after all it draws a close line to a standard gtr as with raising the boost and it not weighting as much its quiite a tight line i wouldnt go for more power as with the way it is it handles like a peach and does well out the bends but i can understand you not wanting to spend a fortune on an engine build
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29th August 2008, 01:39 AM	#20
GTR_V Skyline Enthusiast Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 9	Speak to the guys at Topspec Imports Japanese Performance Cars Direct From Japan i am sure they can help you with a sourcing a GTR32, i have been speaking with them for weeks now and they have been very helpful even though i have not purchased yet!

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