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i know this has been answered many times before

BUt quickly -

Vspec has the attessa PRO computer, which samples at 1000 times per second as opposed to the standard GTR @ 20 times per second

Vspec has a finned diff cover

Vspec has different suspension which is 10mm lower

I think the front diff is active on the vspec (in that it can shift between left and right wheels up the front)

But thats really about it (in terms of the important differences)

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Hey thanks Tommy,

Ok, so I would have to look for the diff cover and the computer to know for sure if the car is actually a Vspec.

Thanks again,

Adrian

(PS. Sorry for posting in the wrong forum Mods)

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R33 GTR non vspec ATTESA checks 100times a second not 20

R33 GTR vspec ATTESA checks 1000times a second

Vspec suspension is a little stiffer and 10mm lower

Vspec has active LSD

Ohh and VSPECs have that little sticker ont he back of the car that says 'vspec' :rofl:

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