Hi all. I'm posting this in the General section as it's not lancer realted. Just wondering where I can get a set of wheels for an R33 GTS-T series 2 (1996) to be used as a spare set for drifting. Also, i'm after CHEAP tyres for the spare set, and cheap 235/45/17 (front, less important), 255/40/17 (r...

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I came lol

bd-850 wrote:You can get a CAMS licence and not even have your licence, i used to watch some of the Production cars and a guy called Drew Russell was racing and he was 16.

Thanks; good info

I'm checking the car out @ lunch time tomorrow. Looking forward to it.

Good question. It doesn't affect me but it's worth finding out.

Eagle, if you get a CAMS race license, then you can easily import a modified jap car (Take your pick - evo, silvia,skyline,mr2, lots to choose from.) These cars are already lightened, some have roll cages, powered up to the max and dirt cheap. But, like I said you need a racing license. If you want...

Panther4B11 wrote:R33 skyline doesn't come in a V6. Only Turbo and N/A versions of the RB25. I'm pretty sure only the R35 comes in a V6 setup.

Yea, I get what you're saying; R33 doesn't come with the V6, only the straight 6, but I'd still like to know the difference between the two.

What's the difference between the straight and the V (apart from physical orientation)?

Females don't even think much of these cars now-a-days as people have moved on to a new type of car. Lucky I'm married! lol Yea, I don't care much for looks, or how I look in the car, or what anyone thinks of me driving the car; I just want to get it sideways. I also really dislike Commo's and Falc...

I'm in the market for a Skyline (for RWD drifting) at the moment. The lancer will receive propper attention and be our show car/daily driver (our show car) and I want a Skyline for the "fun car". I've found one, made an offer for $10k It's a white 1996 NISSAN SKYLINE R33 GTS-T Series II 10...

Yay! Imma qualify now! ^_^

^^ Not really, since its electic, this car technicly only has 2 moving parts. so if an engine goes, chuck it out and chuck in another one. But i suppose if something electrical goes wrong...then you screwed :P I'm pretty sure electric motors count as moving parts and there's heaps of those lol. Lol...

LOL

Lucky for the roll cages XD

tadz0rz wrote:^^ Not really, since its electic, this car technicly only has 2 moving parts. so if an engine goes, chuck it out and chuck in another one. But i suppose if something electrical goes wrong...then you screwed

I'm pretty sure electric motors count as moving parts and there's heaps of those lol.

First thoughts

"This forward-looking, high output powertrain is comprised of four lightweight, high-efficiency, in-wheel electric motors whose output is boosted with the help of eight supplemental motors"

A rally engineer's nightmare

I are qualifying yet? lol