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geschman

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I was wondering what the differences are between the HR33, ER33 & ECR33 (specifically for the R33 GTS25, but for all types would be handy to know also). Is there any physical change in body shape?

Also, did the R33 GTS rb25de come with an LSD? Is there any way of telling from the firewall plate?

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haha, i spose that is more than a possibilty, im the first australian owner of my car so i know no history of it prior to that, but the guy that put the alarm in said it had the turbo wiring loom so i spose its a possibilty?? is there neway to tell?

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i mean it does have the non turbo speedo, but it also has hicas and no abs, though i have never felt nor seen the hicas working, is there nething unique that only the turbo would have? also the air box is missing a bracket.... though it has non turbo brakes. Its got me thinking though.

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hehe have you seen what HICAS does to a kakimoto widebody? it turns the wheel like 2 degrees, which, coupled with the 316 wheel size make it scrape along the guards... so much so that you gotta take hicas out on them or you can't drive it.

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