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Originally posted by KamikazeR33

im sure this topic already came up joe :D

I am sure it has but that is just plain wrong advertising...

Some people think they know everthing even without do research!

Man I would be pissed off if you buy that car and find out it's just plain old RWD! not 4WD as it said. wouldn't you?

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Joe

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The R33 GTS-t 4WD does exist, but I only know of one in WA, so I expect that they are a very rare factory production. Similarly to the R33's with the VSPEC diff and such these cars came out with a feature that was not in the normal production. I'm not sure if it was ever considered a factory option, or whether they just produced them to see what the effect was.

Anyway I can say with some authority that it does exit, although the likelyhood of seeing one is very low.

See'ya:burnout:

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GTS-t VSPEC. The model you are talking about with the vspec diff was released as a production model, just in very limited numbers. I did have the specs for it somewhere and it was a fair bit more expensive than the normal gtst too when new. Never ever heard/seen of a factory awd gtst tho.

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Yeah I feel kind of lucky to pick one up, knew that they were limited.

I'm guessing that the car I saw might have been one of the in-house models from Nissan, they do make some to order for the big tuning houses aswell.

I'm not mistaken by what I saw, I was there with a Engineering who does certification of ADR's, and he had never seen one either. Possibly not a production model, but too stock to have been aftermarket job.

See'ya:burnout:

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