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hey bud,

all non-turbo skylines (R31's, R32 GTS, R33 GTS25, GTS4 - (possibly turbo, if so then its not allowed), R34 25GT, GT-FOUR, GTV, GTX) abide by both the 125 kw/ton and the V8/turbo car rule

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Non turbo skylines are fine

there are heaps of them out there

and its funny watching the disappointment on cops faces when they cant find a turbo to get you on

keep it stock

drive sensibly

you'll never have issues.

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Yeah, I've never been pulled over in my Skyline either, the only trouble I've fun into was my EPA notice a few weeks back but that was unavoidable as they were pulling absolutely every car in, regardless of what it was.

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