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Things havent cracked lately for me, with so many P-plate restriction, im forced to sell up turbo brethern, so now im looking for a nice newer ride, preferably a nice and tidy R34 GTS 4 Dr manual, only prob is that there aint any manual 4DR GTS floating around, and considering im new to skyline scene, any input is welcome.

Some things i wanna clear up is fuel eco, atm my 180sx gets a very good 10lt to 100km, normal driving, so how would R34 GT-S Neo RB25 stack up?

Also being an import, i suspect running 95RON would still be very limit and 98RON all times?

Another point is as majority are in indeed tiptronic, how are they compared to standardised auto slush boxes? i know Silvia S15 auto are dreadful to drive when cold, its like being shot in the back when shifting into 1st and 2nd gears when cold.

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The skyline will drink more than your 180sx and that will vary depending on your driving style. A non-turbo one might not be very fun for you especially if you have driven turbo before. 10-16L/100km. range...turbo is about 12-14L/100km.

Tiptronic is fine, i find mine perfect for daily driving and the occasional tiptronic mode is decent. Just dont expect it to be 6speed manual and you'll be fine :spank:

98ron mate. its pretty cheap these days newais so yeh, enjoy!

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Is it me or are all 4DR variants tiptronics? Finding one in manual is impossible, so did they actually come out in a manual 5sp form because all the ones in looking at are tiptronic? , or are they indeed converted to a manual? Im only looking at Non Turbo RB25de Neo vehicles.

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