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GTR-N1 Grand Master

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gtr_fan! How are you going?

Your 'AUS'-Spec and Bobby's 'N1' would be the most desirable around.

Remember this?? Your car selected for the Photoshoot! http://www.flickr.com/photos/21305018@N02/...in/photostream/

...compliments of God_speed (SAUer)

More Comparisons? VS2 is desirable over VS1 due to the brake upgrade too, I believe

BeEnAr Experienced

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your car is noce and straight dude. I paid a little over 32K for my VSpecII 2 years ago with 90 odd thousand KMs on it. Mine not so original thoughm Kakimoto exhaust, nismo lip and nismo side skirts. I didn't get it for a collectors car though, I got it to drive it and do what ever I want to it. I wanted Brembos so that's why I went VS2. I don't think in Australia that I'll ever get more than I paid for it back when I sell it. Just the way the cookie crumbles over here I guess.

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Hey Terry,

Doing well mate, yourself?

Yeah that was nearly two years ago now and was the last time I really used the car. Currently buying stuff for turbo upgrade so should be back on road in the next few months (saving up for labour and tuning bill :blink:

Has your son still got his 33?

SOMEONE POST UP DIFFERENCES BETWEEN VS1 AND VS2

gtr_fan! How are you going?

Your 'AUS'-Spec and Bobby's 'N1' would be the most desirable around.

Remember this?? Your car selected for the Photoshoot! http://www.flickr.com/photos/21305018@N02/...in/photostream/

...compliments of God_speed (SAUer)

More Comparisons? VS2 is desirable over VS1 due to the brake upgrade too, I believe

WHITE R32 Grand Master

WHITE R32

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v spec 1 and 2 both have brembos so i have no idea what all of you are talking about there....

afaik the only difference factory spec between 1 and 2 was the v spec 2 received 245 tyres rather than the 225 on the vs1 and the vs2 got the v spec 2 sticker on the bootlid.... to the best of my knowledge thiese were the only differences

also this

"To celebrate the success of the GT-R in both Group N and Group A racing, Nissan introduced the Skyline GT-R V-Spec ("Victory SPECification") car on February 3, 1993. The V-Spec added Brembo brakes and a retuned ATTESA E-TS system to the Nismo and N1 packages, as well as 17" BBS wheels with 225/45/17 tires. The V-Spec has a list price of ¥ 5.260 million.

Finally on February 14, 1994 the Skyline GT-R V-Spec II was released, with the only change being wider 245/45/17 tires. In addition, both the V-Spec and V-Spec II had a curb weight of 1,480 kg (3,256 lbs), weighing 50 kg (110 lbs) more than the standard GT-R.[9] Total production of the V-Spec I and II was 1,453 and 1,303 units respectively."

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BeEnAr Experienced

BeEnAr

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oh and also V-Spec 2 has R33 GTR Running gear. White is right, VS1 and VS2 both had Brembo brakes, I went the VS2 over the standard GTR for this reason, should have been more clear in my other post. And you are correct, VS2 got 245/45/17 tyres on the same size rim

WHITE R32 Grand Master

WHITE R32

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afaik the vs1 also has the r33 running gear to an extent also because if the pull clutch and so forth like any late 93-94 32 gtr

engine wise whatever the vs1 had the vs2 would have because in reality production times were pretty close??

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