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.Still haven't weighed her but removed around 200kg but added a bit with roll cage and big intercooler oil cooler, accusump etc so guess around 1450kg. Yes I showed everything that big SAU sticker on back. There were no GTS-T's out which is rare and a R33 GTR Daniel the white one with wheels painted black that comes to our track days and a nice red R34 GTR with GTRS turbo's and all the fruit.

After many months of research, I have concluded that the GTR was NOT the nissan flagship sportscar like everybody thought... it was in fact the stagea. and for this reason, i propose a Zeds versus Stageas competition.

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Yes slicks, 3 .4 of them. One was still flat spotted bad from Oran Park. Was vibrating bad especially down the straight as it was like driving on 50 cent peice. I might get semi slicks and lose a sec or two max over the ones I had yesterday then more of a comparison to the .....times of GTR's? With 4 good tyres prob another sec in it.

Prank well you said it I didn't. More that the zed is under rated. I would love a Stagea, had one on order for like a year and gave up and bought a LS400 family car which is nice and yes hotted it up a bit. When you bringing her around to show us Prank?

Hey Roy the Aim lap timer is unreal. Wish I had a long time ago. So handy to know the exact times so can compare driving and set up of car. We now stock them and can do a good price on them and way cheaper and better than the types that have been available to date. PM or email me re this Roy.

Next outing is Oran Park South 23rd North Shore Sporting Car Club Super Sprint. Aiming for 47 sec. Wonder what might have been if I did up a GTR? Being the only zed out suits me. I like lots of people saying a zed was a waste of time. At least, they did.

OK how about 5 or more can do for $395 normally $475 for the up spec model with back lit screen and optional external power which is the one to get. Or if wanting the normal one battery operated only then $350 normally $399. This is if we get 5 or more of any combo.

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After many months of research, I have concluded that the GTR was NOT the nissan flagship sportscar like everybody thought... it was in fact the stagea. and for this reason, i propose a Zeds versus Stageas competition.  

 

:headbang:

good idea, keep all the boats in the harbour :)

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