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hi all well im mitch from nsw had a few turboed geminis one a zz/z. n couple of rx7s one from autostyle performance n now own a supercharged volvo 164e but time has come to buy a skyline and looking to get a r32 4 door as my good mate shaun who just had hes r33 featured in the new hpi called gate keeper hence the number plates ONG 47E :) .he had an orange one had one n i love the shape so yer would like some info oviously would like to modify it with big turbo massive cams exhaust n stuff so could u guys point me in the right direction would be great help thanks i have some pics off some of my cars.

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hay mate well it make 210hp atw n total weight is 1300kg so it gets along pretty good

yer those bloody chinesse got there grubby hands it to every thing now days well gone are the days when volvos were safe

hehe...

Well it'll be interesting to see if the NCAP ratings go down at all...

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