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:no: Nissan Skyline R34 25 GT :wub:

Hey guys here it is

Western Australia: Was getting me down Was thinking life is to Dam Short.

jumped in me Nissan skyline ride and went on a little ol' Drive :santa:

550k's per tank

4000 k's later we landed in sunny vic :(

here are some pics of this amazing "Na" Ride

So many cars die on the trip but the Skyline did not fail!!!!!!!!

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can I ask what was your cruising speed to get 550Km's to a tank?

I don't mean to brag but I'm gonna, with my new O2 sensor in my fuel light came on at 555Km's and then there's another 120 - 130Km's before I even think of filling up.

just curious, thats all.

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can I ask what was your cruising speed to get 550Km's to a tank?

I don't mean to brag but I'm gonna, with my new O2 sensor in my fuel light came on at 555Km's and then there's another 120 - 130Km's before I even think of filling up.

just curious, thats all.

thats bloody good fuel economy, i barely get 400kms from mine and i just replaced the o2 sensor...

back on topic, i did a aus trip a couple of years back and it was fun, nothing like just crusing at 150-160 on the nullarbor* just watch out for roos, no dawn or dusk driving :P

*this may or may not be true lol

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Yes this is a sad story I did have rims one very late night and a pot hole later the rims got killed so sad that day.

here is a pic on the old rims its on my to do list a Skyline Wa Member sold me his old 33 rims i am happy its that or the ride goes no where!!!!

So again thanks to the member that helped.

As for the plates (was going to Covert it to a GTT in Perth but now she is just going to sit as a GT)

so when its time I will lose the plates for some Vic plates!!!!

And yes I am savin for membership Vic and I would love to go on event/cruise/meet/bbq/etc and become a member of Vic’s Skylines Australia but Sauwa Will still run on me car with the wa/vic members on this site :)

MissR34 it was a joy 2 meet u and have a pic session but I all so did not want to post pics of your ride and mine due to number plates and what not :D but it was a good to have our rides in the same spot at the same time hehe........

I done 110 to 100 I do not speed I need all me points on me licence

Yes its here for good as well hope that answers all question's drop me a line if u want to say hello to Vic members hope to run with you all soon :bunny:

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sounds like a good trip, and what a good car to do it in. I think my car chews a fair bit of fuel. So if i replace the o2 sensor this may help? as mine is a fresh conversion and all.

congratulations on the drive and the pics look good, would love to see more!

hame

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