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prob with the v8 is the weight. all in the front then. need it to be balanced. rotors are light and make power really easy though. fuel consumption dont matter, the level the engine will be at they will all consume about the same.

no offence mike, but the car looks like sh1t

each unto your own opinion i say. then again i did post up the pics on a commado........skyline forum :laugh: there are just soooo many skylines around thats all.

also, i love the fact that i would be able to beat most skylines with a "hairdresser's car" as someone put it >_<

I could beat skylines (well, GTST/25T's anyway) in my old beat up Astina.

Whats your point? I still like my new car better then I liked the astina.

If you want to stand out a bit more get a GTR.

How is buying a GTR Standing out more than a rotary MX5

In the skyline world it is nearly impossible to be original I see tonnes of GTRs everyday, never seen a Rotary MX5 in real life

Light cars FTW Mike do it do it

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