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my r33 gtst was stolen and written off last week ;) . im now looking at buying r33 gtr and want to know if i should buy a stock v spec, or a slightly moded one. when modded what should i avoid ie:-what type of power can the stock fuel system happily support?? I have read the tutorial on buying a skyline, but i want to know more specificaly about what to look for in a r33 GTR. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. if it helps my budget is roughly around 27 to 36.

Cheers Aaron

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I bought a stock very low kms S3 V-Spec. Best car I have owned to drive, very reliable so far too (granted only a few months). I would go stock or mild mods, in best condition, latest model and lowest kms you can for the most trouble free ownership. I am very happy with my purchase... just needs more power now! ;)

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Depends what you want?

If you want to get a stockish one and leave it stock, then get a nice stockish one..

If you want a modded/fast one then get one thats got the mods you already want or as close to it.

Buying stock and spending tens of thousands of dollars is silly.... :wave: even thought most of us have done it

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What are the problem area's to look at on R33 GTR's? With the R32's theres the rust issue to contend with, so i'm thinking of giving them a skip and switching straight up to an R33 GTR.

Is there a buyers guide/checklist on the forum that has all the area's to checkout when buying an R33GTR ?

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