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just tried installing it then....

"Once the install finishes, you will be presented with a Setup screen... Click the CD-ROM setup button and a new window opens... Choose the 5 Drives button and fill out the 5 rows that appear as shown below:"

That above step isn't happening for me, just said i have to restart my pc, so it did that, now i got nothing. any help?

after a few hours of read i still havent been able to decode the fast info. Could someone please take a look at it and let me know they results, like colour etc? the results are belowpost-23674-1127869054.jpg

most appreciated!

ill decode what i can for you mate

the color is KH3...thats black

its a 1995 model R33, it was built in january, so early 95 model

its an RB25DET, so its turbo, and its type M

its manual, and it has HICAS

G means its a 2 door

GK means its an RB25DE, but doesnt tell you wether or not its a turbo just yet

B means its 2 wheel drive

R is the same on all R33's

T means its Type M

F means its manual

R33 for obvious reasons

V means forced induction

and the rest of it, i cant say....but i'm pretty sure it does NOT have ABS, or an LSD...

ill decode what i can for you mate

the color is KH3...thats black

its a 1995 model R33, it was built in january, so early 95 model

its an RB25DET, so its turbo, and its type M

its manual, and it has HICAS

G  means its a 2 door

GK means its an RB25DE, but doesnt tell you wether or not its a turbo just yet

B  means its 2 wheel drive

R  is the same on all R33's

T  means its Type M

F  means its manual

R33 for obvious reasons

V  means forced induction

and the rest of it, i cant say....but i'm pretty sure it does NOT have ABS, or an LSD...

Cheers Mad you truely are a champ! nice to see people still do nice things in this world.

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