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Congratulations on the R32 GTS4!

shan you feeling alright? your being awfully co-operative

he brought it to me because i didnt have a lift to dandy.

I may be a total cunt to you (cos seriously, nothing gives me more pleasure) but I wouldn't wanna see you with a bad car or get ripped off. Consider it tough love.

See, Shans not that bad :)

No change I still love my car but saw a nice evo 7-8-9 MR (nfi about evos really) with defis the other day.. needless to say I jizzed in my pants and at that moment I was like dammit should have got a evo! was so sexy. Like I said though I'm still loving the GTR and making people giggle like a little girl when they hop in :)

7 never came in MR

but yeah they alright cars

he means it is side mounted

the engine sites sideways in the engine bay

its because its a front wheel drive car converted to rear wheel drive like the wrx

vs gtr which is rear wheel drive car convertered to front

he means it is side mounted

the engine sites sideways in the engine bay

its because its a front wheel drive car converted to rear wheel drive like the wrx

vs gtr which is rear wheel drive car convertered to front

of course the wrx still has a north south mounted engine though

but still, the engine is in a fwd position = dislike

engines are horizontally opposite thats all

they actually arnt that hard to work on.... take off a few parts and everything is easy to get to

in saying that the 4g63 is one hell of an engine :)

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