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When i started looking at skylines I thought it was also only a GTR feature, when you look at the little fuse box thingo in the boot, its got 4WD LSD listed as one of them. I do know that SpecII's have them (and spec 1's Akeenan :eek: ), and until just then I thought all got them, but apprently not.

The GTR just has its split 4 ways instead of 2 like it poor little brother.

has anyone been in a GTR or driven a GTR who owns a GTS-T. Was it very very different?

Thanks for the welcome Timmy G, i think I am gonna be here fairly often now. I used to be on the american forums for Dodge colts and mitsubishi eclipses previously, but that lancer was costing too much so I canned it for the skyline, so you guys are stuck with me. hoping to meet many on the next cruise in WA.

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