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non-GTR skyline not that great in terms of performance?
for my first car i was planning to get an fd rx7 of the later years, but they are pretty damn hard to find where i live but the r33 gts-t skylines are quite common and not expensive, but i read that a non-gtr skyline isn't too good in terms of performance. is this true?
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Re: non-GTR skyline not that great in terms of performance?
Where did you read that they arent good performers?
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Re: non-GTR skyline not that great in terms of performance?
whoops, sorta wrong section now that i think about it but then again it is sorta in the right place. anyway back on topic, i was reading it in some forum where ppl were arguing about muscle vs import cars. btw can an r33 gts-t take on a muscle car and have fair chance?
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Re: non-GTR skyline not that great in terms of performance?
sure.. granted it involves turning and the "muscle car" isn't build for turning.
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Re: non-GTR skyline not that great in terms of performance?
so in straight line, it will most likely lose right? btw any of u guys know the price of insurance for a turbo car in australia?
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Re: non-GTR skyline not that great in terms of performance?
well v8 cars are made for goin fast in a straight line- doller for doller (atleast in us) they're the best for the task sime aftermarket is cheap for SBCs and fox body mustangs.
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