Major Differences between Type R, RS, RZ, R2 and R-Baththrust...
09-11-07, 11:59 AM
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wikipedia article doesnt include Type RB
i want to bid on type RB in japan and dont know what modification is it. i realy need to know this. the car is 95. I found russian catalog for JDM cars and it doesnt have 95 type RB. it says there is only 96 type RB and 95 has Type R bathurst. somebody please clarify this to me
i want to bid on type RB in japan and dont know what modification is it. i realy need to know this. the car is 95. I found russian catalog for JDM cars and it doesnt have 95 type RB. it says there is only 96 type RB and 95 has Type R bathurst. somebody please clarify this to me
09-11-07, 04:15 PM
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Try this chart.
09-11-07, 07:09 PM
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RB's didn't come out until the 99 onwards. They are the base model for the Series 8 so if its a 95 your bidding on its definitely NOT an RB.
Only major difference over the RS/RZ/Spirit R models over all others is their differential which is a 4.33. I've been for a drive in an RZ and you do feel a huge difference in take off simply due to this differential.
Added to that these models have larger front brake calipers and the rotors being 314mm instead of the standard 294mm.
Only major difference over the RS/RZ/Spirit R models over all others is their differential which is a 4.33. I've been for a drive in an RZ and you do feel a huge difference in take off simply due to this differential.
Added to that these models have larger front brake calipers and the rotors being 314mm instead of the standard 294mm.
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