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Amazing what you find on ebay..... only cost about $4000 to get here, and then compliance............

Super rare though, I've not seen or heard of one B4.

Drool........... :)

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Maybe a modded dashboard? looks like a simple job of putting a digital readout for the speed.

and any idea on what engine? it says 280hp or 208kw, but its 2500cc so not an rb26, but its a series 1 so it couldnt be a NEO engine?

or just a regular rb25 with the boost cranked?

Maybe a modded dashboard? looks like a simple job of putting a digital readout for the speed.

and any idea on what engine? it says 280hp or 208kw, but its 2500cc so not an rb26, but its a series 1 so it couldnt be a NEO engine?

or just a regular rb25 with the boost cranked?

The engine is probably still the s1 RB25DET with a few mods done to it to bring up the power - the quoted power figure looks to be estimated flywheel HP anyway, so that wouldn't take too much work to reach. Standard power for an s1 is roughly 175kW or 240hp at the flywheel, so bumping it up wouldn't be too hard at all with the basic mods we all choose to do: exhaust, bigger intercooler (even a side-mount from an s2 or R34 should cope), trimming of fuel mixtures and more boost. Being a Tommy Kaira, I'd say that it would have at least some of those mods...

Or maybe the dealership advertising doesn't realise there's a difference between s1 and s2 engines and power outputs.

Fanx Dale, I meant to post the link, but didn't want to put up a multi-god-knows- how-many digit link.

The Tommy Kaira models are all high performance modified with a few interior mods.

Usually de-badged and given a new name.

http://caldermotor.co.uk/car/dealer/scotla...SSAN_97TKR.html

Other link.

Fanx Dale, I meant to post the link, but didn't want to put up a multi-god-knows- how-many digit link.

The Tommy Kaira models are all high performance modified with a few interior mods.

Usually de-badged and given a new name.

http://caldermotor.co.uk/car/dealer/scotla...SSAN_97TKR.html

Other link.

How about this black job, no saggy rear end neither.

http://caldermotor.co.uk/cgi-bin/details.pl?v_vin=98AUTEC

Cheers GW

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