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I dunno about you guys, but I can't buy or consider buying performance/sports cars I've beaten in run ins with my near standard R33. They just seem to lose their appeal after that. MPS, XR5 Turbo, Golf GTi, Cooper S, list goes on. Makes me think, why bother buying one of these when such an old car will just do away with it. Not saying the new cars have to get faster and faster, but they better have something special to offer and above a 15 year old Skyline that's all. Aesthetics and fuel economy maybe? A better feel? Not performance though...

I like the 1 series :(

s3 33 GTR seats the best amirite? :P

I agree Hamish, for a track car you would want something with a bit more 'bucket' but at the same time if your not a big guy they seem to be fine for a little track work / comfy for the street a good balance IMO

34R / Eastbear seats are ok for track work. They allow you to still have feeling in your ass once you arrive at the track as well.

32/33 are almost useless as the shoulder wings are not large enough.

And get some KU31's they own in the wet from all reports. They cost more than KU36 for a reason....

How is your car now Hamish that is sounds like s Saab wagon?

Also youtube'nes right here

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It's cause your link was wrong

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuLvVpHcOcQ[/video]

It'll work with that... The youtube address you had somehow was wrong, so hence it wont register when being embedded.

It's cause your link was wrong

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuLvVpHcOcQ[/video]

It'll work with that... The youtube address you had somehow was wrong, so hence it wont register when being embedded.

Strange, copied it straight from youtoob

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuLvVpHcOcQ

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