Fd Vs R32gtr
Yes I know, and I did say that I miss calculated. Then I stated the correct weight. Im telling you bro it is as light as I say it is.
Iv had this car for 3 years. Love rotarys to bits and I drive it everyday. I dont like piston cars at all. I have no reason to lie about what I have.
I know its realy hard to belive, trust me I belong to and FD club here in NZ and I have a friend with a fully striped FD and he has a similar weight but I still have my full interior minus the rear seats of course.
I dont know why its so light it just is. Just one of those wierd things.
Iv had this car for 3 years. Love rotarys to bits and I drive it everyday. I dont like piston cars at all. I have no reason to lie about what I have.
I know its realy hard to belive, trust me I belong to and FD club here in NZ and I have a friend with a fully striped FD and he has a similar weight but I still have my full interior minus the rear seats of course.
I dont know why its so light it just is. Just one of those wierd things.
The GTRs have big bulgy fenders, front and rear. They also have a grill between the headlights, where as the gts-t's hood comes all the way down between the lights. The gtr's front bumper is also a lot more opened up, and they come stock with a pretty damn big front mount. Id bet that it was a gts-t with a bigger turbo and supporting mods. A stock gts-t is a mid 14 second car. Im pretty sure that GTR's get into the 13s bone stock.
Yea I think your right there bro.
He said it dose 14s. Must have been a GTS-T. I think the turbo was stock. He said it was and that it had an aftermarket FMIC, intake and Exhaust. That was about it.
He said it dose 14s. Must have been a GTS-T. I think the turbo was stock. He said it was and that it had an aftermarket FMIC, intake and Exhaust. That was about it.
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