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I have an auto 33 gts , but it says all 1995 33 auto gas's have an rb20? I have an rb25?and how do I tell if my hicas works?

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/myne

just for everyone who doesn't speak 'lazy-teen'

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I have an auto 33 gts , but it says all 1995 33 auto gas's have an rb20? I have an rb25?and how do I tell if my hicas works?

On your cluster you should have the word HICAS that gets highlighted for a few seconds along with ABS, Airbag etc when you turn the ignition on, if the HICAS stays highlighted permanently then theres usually something wrong with it.

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i dont see how "myne" is easier to write than "mine".

Upon further consultation of my keyboard, i is closer to both m and n therefore, it would take substantially less time and effort to just type mine instead of myne and making this generation look stewpid.

adamskill Mentor

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I didnt draw attention to any of the other peculiarities, but now i will..

I have an auto 33 gts , but it says all 1995 33 auto gas's have an rb20? I have an rb25?and how do I tell if my hicas works?

What is a "gas's", and how does it relate to your NA R33 Skyline?

ea it says rb25 , just couldn't find my model on the net? :/And the only NA skyline to have a LSD is the series s gts25 or something?

What is "ea"?

Also, this isn't a jab at the OP, but how could you buy and own ANY car, not just a skyline, and not have any idea what model it is?

I understand that i am a car enthusiast, but isn't it standard procedure to find out at least what model car you are purchasing before you hand over your hard earned?

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I didnt draw attention to any of the other peculiarities, but now i will..

What is a "gas's", and how does it relate to your NA R33 Skyline?

What is "ea"?

Also, this isn't a jab at the OP, but how could you buy and own ANY car, not just a skyline, and not have any idea what model it is?

I understand that i am a car enthusiast, but isn't it standard procedure to find out at least what model car you are purchasing before you hand over your hard earned?

5 bucks says he's on his p's and has no clue what car he drives other than skyline!

Savtraxx Proficient

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Make a few spelling mistakes cause I'm getting used to my iPad On my L plates , first car..Appreciate lots of different cars......Sorry for asking for some help and people just dribble on about spelling when it's fine to read? Sit down you clowns....if your Gona be funny go for it , if your not then dont waste your time , twats

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