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the 34 looks abit bigger, s15 looks more of a sporty car, i would go the s15, cos parts are easier to get in australia and the s15 looks hot, pulls chicks i think, any ways if its a s15 make sure its black! cos my mate has 1 and it is sex! absolute SEX!

Mate,

I have an R34. Drop the height down just enough so the rubber goes up into the guards, get the Nismo body kit and cooler and a decent exhaust system and you wont ever look at an S15 again. But it has got to be BLACK (right eriktufa). These may not be a GTR but for looks as well as sting, there isn't too much around (pricewise) that will give you more bang for your bucks. Why don't you make Ben at HPI an offer on his. I believe that it is for sale.

Insurance will be a killer for you though.

Cheers

Muz

i asked this question b4..but a r33GTST or S15

for me i would choose the r34 for sure...it looks so much more meaner..n is more like a wow...car...the s15 is still hot but its gettin too common compared to the r34.

lol like u said...duno wen the r34 would turn dat way..dun get an r34 and the r34 would stay rare...1 less driver of an r34 =) heheh but yeah

go the GTT !!! !.....for some reason..r34 looks good in basically every colour i see it.....actually apart from red..not my cup of tea...black white BLUE!! yellow........hotttttttttttt to da max!

I've only ever seen one R34 on the roads here in Canberra, and it was SWEEEEET. My personal preference would be the R34 simply cause it's a Skyline, but remember that it's also not as common on the roads, which is a good thing if you want a real 'head turning' car.

Some factors should also be taken into account; insurance, running costs, maintenace and availibility of parts. But otherwise, either one is still a good car.

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