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This is not news. Nissan took this car to Nismo Festival in 2007 and showed it to everyone already. The only news lately was of this thing actually hauling ass around the track sounding menacing.

Yeah mate I have the exact exhaust you're thinking of. Looks great, very quiet system.

No probs mate. I'll lock it. ps. I actually thought your contribution was worthwhile - not everyone agrees - oh well... It's what the thread became that I don't like...

Video in this link, 0 cats, 0 mufflers as far as I know, sounds good. http://www.gtrblog.com/index.php?blog=4&am...p;tb=1&pb=1

GTR is different. Others are the same.

That being said it may be time for a consolidated spotted sticky since we're seeing a few of these threads. I'll work on that shortly.

Interesting if guys like him are buying them. This is Porsche's target demographic and here he is driving a GTR. Well done Nissan I guess.

Could be worse... I.e. people could be putting these abominations on their R35's:

No there are no V-Spec's anywhere except perhaps secretly tucked away in Japan somewhere. This is about as much as anyone knows about a V-Spec... It might look like this. Or it might not.

100% agree. This will be massive in the states. 22" + rims and chopped springs. It's a shame.

That is one of the more ridiculous rumours I've heard. Nissan have said the V-Spec will be a limited run, extremely low volume car so I wouldn't be suprised if Australia never see's an officially imported V-Spec.

One is a no brainer the ECU must be modified to remove the speed limiter.

Picture Ando in the back seat of one for a laugh.

Personally I don't care what colour it is as long as the R35's are racing in this country I'm stoked. I will be at Targa this year just to check this thing out, the missus wanted a holiday down there anyway lol.

Except it's already "school"ing the light cars around short tracks such as Tsukuba.

Yep I got a spare set. PM me if you need them. ps. I like the wheels you have on your car now. Work really well with the grey colour, good offsets and nice dish.

Yup it was a S13 - it was in the paper today.

I'll take the cam gear + Poncam set. Thanks. PMing you now.

Miranda and Macquarie are two extremely well known places for car thieves. Why these shopping centers don't care about their customers is beyond me. I'd say a few cars per day go missing at both and what's being done about it...

Yeah but what about Tempe Tyres latest range of Starcorp Impuls in 20".... I'm fairly certain those are the next big thing.

Those are just giant penis extensions. Nothing wrong with a tangara!

Cheers for that. That was what I was missing. RAWS can only do used cars so we are back to 18 months of waiting to see what Nissan does.

The car has been built with emissions in mind and meets the Japanese U-LEV (Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle) standard meaning it has emissions 75% lower than those required by the current emissions criteria in Japan. There is also some sources saying it meets Californian ULEV standards as well but I don't blindly trust those sources.

Hi David, thanks for your post maybe you can help us clear up what is going on in the industry surrounding the R35 GTR. First off - not disagreeing with you but can you please point me to the relevant legislation which says there is an 18 month gap between the release of the vehicle and the eligibility for import into Australia. I'm not saying it isn't there or arguing with you I just want to know more of the background and haven't found that yet. (I'm currently re-reading Circular 0-2-12-1) That being said, the R35 GTR is already on the eligible vehicles list for new vehicles only; are you referring to used vehicles only? Or both? As you are in the trade, can you explain what this listing in the SEVS list means with regards to importing a brand new car? Lastly, since we know RAWS already have cars in the country what are the steps they would be going through right now with these cars to gather evidence? I assume collecting emissions data and safety data, anything else? Again thanks for posting - just trying to learn more about the industry in general.