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Hi, I registered just to reply to this post :D

Ive had my gtir for a few months now and ive yet to lose to a Gtst. I put quite a few car lengths on my mates series 2 r33 gtst (with blitz exhaust+air filter) pretty easily.

My car is bog standard except for exhaust (hyper medallion or something?) airfilter and a daiken heavy duty clutch

Stock for stock off the lights the gtst has NO chance but rolling start might be a different story (ie. i havent tried)

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the rb is definetly much better, capable of much more power than an sr

but stock the gtir will win cos its 4wd and lighter

if u wanan talk modded its another story...same mods to each car would prob still keep the gtir in front..but pfff, wouldnt u rather b in a 'line :P

plus, as i said, much more potential...and the top end is prob much better aswell

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