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Is there such information that can be found?

even if anyone know's of a GT-R road test this would be very helpfull for my decision making in buying this beast :P

if anyone can leave general info about this car seeing as i dont know anything at all this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks guys for the silly questions but a man has to start somwear :)

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Originally posted by kaige

Is there such information that can be found?

even if anyone know's of a GT-R road test this would be very helpfull for my decision making in buying this beast :)

if anyone can leave general info about this car seeing as i dont know anything at all this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks guys for the silly questions but a man has to start somwear :D

u planning on going from a R31 to a R34 GTR just like that?? U being realistic on buyin 1 or just wantng info on an awesome car?

Go the 32 GTR! In my opinion its way more hardcore! I've driven one and i can tell you its one superb car! Handling, acceleration, looks - course the age is the only factor! You don't really need a VSpec unless you want the ride to be more uncomfortable coz they don't go any faster!

what's with that autospeed article?? R33 GTR 0 - 100km/hr in 6.2 seconds??? all of ur GTS-T's can do that stock!! Isn't it more like low to mid 5's for the R33 and then about 4.7 0 - 100 for the R32??

http://www.jbskyline.net/R33/GTR/

this has got a little info on the V-Spec version.

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