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2.5 models will be able to be landed for the same price as v35 sedans low 20's it will be more expensive for the 3.5 6 speed manuals as alex says probably between 30 to 40k

it would make a great family cruiser me thinks my grandparents are looking at one

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have a go at the camber on those rear wheels... drift camber. a 5k launch would leave to blck mark for 30m - but each one would be about 2 inches wide... and youd be seein more canvas than a circus tent.

AlexCim Grand Master

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I am looking at M35's now but the manual ones will end up costing more around the 40-50 mark compared to a 260rs being 30-40 (on road for both)

M35 is definatly hotter and id get free compliance here in Melbourne, but still...

My mate might bring in a Legnum and cop free compliance too from a workshop ive spoken to.

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I am looking at M35's now but the manual ones will end up costing more around the 40-50 mark compared to a 260rs being 30-40 (on road for both)

M35 is definatly hotter and id get free compliance here in Melbourne, but still...

My mate might bring in a Legnum and cop free compliance too from a workshop ive spoken to.

i seond cruiseliner to go for a 260rs anyday over the m35. You have to remember M35 is a NA engine same engine that the Z uses. 3.5ltr drinks a bit as well. And theres not much mod you can do to a M35 other than the nismo tunes one. Apprently theres M35 in Oz already in carsales or carpoint. I saw it when i was searching for a 260rs. From memory its a gold color one selling at 50k.

Ska Grand Master

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Yes it does come out in a single turbo VQ25DET with a 6sp manual trans, mmMMmmMMmmMMmmm not bad!

I wonder if AUTech are going to make a 260/M35 version....? With all the bits bolting on to the M35 that bolt onto a 300ZX I doubt it would be hard to whack another turbo on and put a tough drivetrain in.....

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Yes it does come out in a single turbo VQ25DET with a 6sp manual trans, mmMMmmMMmmMMmmm not bad!

I wonder if AUTech are going to make a 260/M35 version....? With all the bits bolting on to the M35 that bolt onto a 300ZX I doubt it would be hard to whack another turbo on and put a tough drivetrain in.....

huhuhuhu!!!!!! I can feel 360Rs in the air!!!

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sr20det510

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So the only way to get one of these into the country at the moment is through a private import right?

Or has someone got a low volume licence for them?

Considering that one in NZ is only about $13000 AUD you must be able to get a manual 2.5T for under 20K So landed that would be about $25K right???

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