I have a fully built, T51R SPL powered R32 here in the US. It is a full blown race car with all the features of a street car, except the conversion by Motorex if you are interested.
Sh1t yeah, just ask on the Australian Skyline forums, skylines are everywhere down here.
Why do you have "If you are lucky enough to own one" on the topic? 5 years ago people would drop their jaws at seeing a Skyline, these days they're everywhere. GTR's still get some attention but not as much. Most are stock with an exhaust.
Big props to the heavily worked RB26DETT's that are around - saw a RB30DETT (stroked) with all the bells and whistles at Advan Performance (Silverwater, Sydney) and that was in a R33 GTS-t body!! That man will have MAJOR traction problems
Originally posted by s13_silvia_k Re: Skylines in Australia
Sh1t yeah, just ask on the Australian Skyline forums, skylines are everywhere down here.
Why do you have "If you are lucky enough to own one" on the topic? 5 years ago people would drop their jaws at seeing a Skyline, these days they're everywhere. GTR's still get some attention but not as much. Most are stock with an exhaust.
Big props to the heavily worked RB26DETT's that are around - saw a RB30DETT (stroked) with all the bells and whistles at Advan Performance (Silverwater, Sydney) and that was in a R33 GTS-t body!! That man will have MAJOR traction problems
Whilst we get to see skylines down here in oz on a regular basis, most of the people who post on this forum are from the US. Skylines are rare over there.
Skylines are everywhere in Perth too. The GTRs and the R34GT-T are pretty good, but the R33 GTS-t are pretty overrated. A pretty heavy car with an engine that is somewhat under powered in today's environment. Yes, they can modded to extreme Hps but not many are. I'd take S15 with Sr20 anyday.
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