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All S14s have variable cam timing as well as the points i mentioned earlier. How do I know? Because I own both. :ninja::laugh:

ya what he said.

r32 i think... but i come down to the launch and gear changes.. so on

obviousssssly.. but wouldn't it be fair to compare it like for like? ya i think so!

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OK, here is my 2 cents...

First of all, it would really depend on the drive as it's straight down the centre line 400 metres...

secondly, the S14 Silvia will win not because it's more powerful, but because it's much lighter.... it will win by half a car length! not much, but enough to win... it's power to weight rations baby!

But the Skyline looks better, drives better and is more powefull.... noone can dispute this! AM I RIGHT FELLAS?

secondly, the S14 Silvia will win not because it's more powerful, but because it's much lighter.... it will win by half a car length! not much, but enough to win... it's power to weight rations baby!

But the Skyline looks better, drives better and is more powefull.... noone can dispute this! AM I RIGHT FELLAS?

well actually the s14 is more powerful. 164kw for the s14, 158kw for the r32. it will win because it is both lighter and more powerful.

who really cares in the end it would only be a car length or two, a decent driver would be more important then power or weight

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