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what about the kurb weight figures for the R32 and R33 gts-t? 1260kg and 1390kg?

Skyline R32 GTS-T RB20DET 1998cc DOHC 24 FI Straight 6 Turbo 160kw @ 6400rpm 263nm @ 3200rpm 7500rpm 1260 kg 6.49 seconds 14.63 seconds

Skyline R33 GT-ST- RB25DET 2498cc DOHC 24 valve EFI Straight 6 Turbo 187kw @ 6400rpm 295nm @ 4800rpm 7000rpm 1390 kg 6.18 seconds 14.39 seconds

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