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Nothing wrong with discussing non-Skyline related cars. In fact, there is no rule against non-Skyline members joining the club is there?

I think variety isn't a bad thing, the culture/mindset of take it to the track is more important than the type of car been driven.

Besides, whats the alternative? Ban non-Skyline threads? Many threads about other cars don't get the best advice anyway because some people on here are very nissan/skyline baised (it is a skyline forum :)).

sh@un Grand Master

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You got your Stagea, Cefiro, V35 and R31 subforums and the General Automotive we have had afew threads on Euro exotics.

4 of those ARE Skylines (one's just a wagonoid version)

funkymonkey Grand Master

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this is true, most of the guys on NS (not the muzza and habib nooblets tho) know way more about wheel fitment than you leprechauns ever will.

funkymonkey Grand Master

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what a noob.

he says this forum has become nissan australia, then the example is of people talking about commodores and supras?

Did you just start this thread to test that your keyboard was still working?

witty post leading to OP shutdown... FAIL.

come on mate, I was expecting a far better post out of you. dropping the ball.

W0rp3D Grand Master

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you can look at it an other way

is there any other forum you can go to and find this much info about skylines, and everything to do with skylines?

no, there is not.

Exactly.

There is lots of various topics on here relating to everything from chuppa chuck and reverse kanga's to the royal family, plenty of entertainment there but at the end of the day when you need some hard facts or how to's about any model skyline, thats here some where as well.

And dodgy commodores.

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