Nissan Skyline (R34) GT 1998

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There are many GT-R's already in GT , but non GT-R Skylines need some love aswell , so here is my suggestion :

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Some specs :

Front-Engine All Wheel Drive

2-Liter Straight Six DOHC NA (4 valves per cylinder) w/ 153 HP @ 6400 RPM ; 186 Nm @ 4400 RPM

5-Speed Manual ; 4.36 Final Drive

Kerb weight : 1360 Kg
 
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There are many GT-R's already in GT , but non GT-R Skylines need some love aswell , so here is my suggestion :

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380357_6.jpg




Some specs :

Front-Engine All Wheel Drive

2-Liter Straight Six DOHC NA (4 valves per cylinder) w/ 153 HP @ 6400 RPM ; 186 Nm @ 4400 RPM

5-Speed Manual

Kerb weight : 1360 Kg ; 4.36 Final Drive

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That's an old joke already.
I agree, there should be more non GTR Skylines in the GT. The only ones in GT6 are from the 80's, and standard quality.
 
I agree, there should be more non GTR Skylines in the GT. The only ones in GT6 are from the 80's, and standard quality.

That's why i suggested this one , it's NOT a GT-R , it's not even a 2 door sports car , it's a four door saloon , quite different actually.
 
That's why i suggested this one , it's NOT a GT-R , it's not even a 2 door sports car , it's a four door saloon , quite different actually.
Wonder how fast it can go. Only has 153 horsepower, so I am assuming it would reach 130 mph (215 kmh). Nice Find though
 
Wonder how fast it can go. Only has 153 horsepower, so I am assuming it would reach 130 mph (215 kmh). Nice Find though

Maybe , around that. It's not mean to be fast anyway ... I just think it looks cool .
 
Maybe , around that. It's not mean to be fast anyway ... I just think it looks cool .
Never really see a "normal" Skyline that much. I'm sure there are many non GT-R Skylines all over Japan.
 
I had to vote this car, I would like to drive an 4 door Skyline R34! 👍
 
Never really see a "normal" Skyline that much. I'm sure there are many non GT-R Skylines all over Japan.

I hardly see Skylines here , i only ever saw an R33 GT-R and R35 GT-R , i think GT-R's are more common than these :lol:
 
I think that's an ER34 , not sure tho.
Checked, it is not. A normal Skyline with different rims.

An ER34 is also a "normal" Skyline , it's the RWD version.
 
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no idea , maybe around the same. :confused:
 
so here is my suggestion :
The generation needs to be in parentheses after the model, so the title would read "Nissan Skyline (R34)" and then the derivative or trim.
 
The generation needs to be in parentheses after the model, so the title would read "Nissan Skyline (R34)" and then the derivative or trim.

Check it now.
 
Check it now.
What does "GF-HR34" mean? It sounds like a model designation rather than a derivative or trim level.
 
What does "GF-HR34" mean? It sounds like a model designation rather than a derivative or trim level.

It's the name of this model.
 
It's the name of this model.
So in 1998 customers went into a Nissan showroom and said "I'd like to buy a Skyline gee-eff-aitch-arr-thirty-four please?".

Or is it, just like GF-BNR34, GF-ER34 and GF-ENR34, a model designation like I said?
 
So in 1998 customers went into a Nissan showroom and said "I'd like to buy a Skyline gee-eff-aitch-arr-thirty-four please?".

Or is it, just like GF-BNR34, GF-ER34 and GF-ENR34, a model designation like I said?

It's a Nissan Skyline HR-34 (to simplify it) . That is the full name , a model designation like you said.
 
I like this because we need more 4door sedans.
 
That is the full name , a model designation like you said.
It's one or the other. I'll repeat the question:
So in 1998 customers went into a Nissan showroom and said "I'd like to buy a Skyline gee-eff-aitch-arr-thirty-four please?".
I know that it's a model designation not the name of a derivative or trim level - that's why I gave you the model designations of all the other R34s. What we need is the derivative or trim level - you know, what it said in the brochures and people went into showrooms and asked for - not the internal model designation.
 
It's one or the other. I'll repeat the question:
I know that it's a model designation not the name of a derivative or trim level - that's why I gave you the model designations of all the other R34s. What we need is the derivative or trim level - you know, what it said in the brochures and people went into showrooms and asked for - not the internal model designation.

As i said it's called the Skyline HR34 , i'll change the title.
 
As i said it's called the Skyline HR34
Nope.

It has a name, not just an internal Nissan production code - nobody went into a Nissan showroom and asked for an aitch-arr-thirty-four. This is research you should be doing before you post a thread.
 
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