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after going in Aarons evo i can honestly say I like my shitty old skyline better...I would like some evo seats though :yes:

ed...:cheers: Joe, though i think i'm digging myself a grave in that thread...

Go f**k yourself u loved ir

Pat!

You got anymore sources for looking up Nissan Engine Numbers?

Similar to the site you posted up earlier to find VIN Numbers...

You can't look up engine numbers, RB's and the like ended up in shitloads of different models and only really came in a few different long motor variants depending on 4WD or RWD. Nissan may have a master list somewhere of what number came in what chassis number but chances of finding this information even if talking to Nissan japan directly are probably pretty slim.

by suggesting a smaller turbo?

yeah that amongst other things...

Go f**k yourself u loved ir

No, I didnt :no: the seats were comfy, the car was not...

It's alright Dave, I too liked IR before other technology such as bluetooth rendered it obsolete.

/nerdlines

I don't know what IR is...

When I drove it, it felt fast, but then I looked at the speedo...

drove what , the Evo?

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