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Originally posted by Driftster
OMG Did he just compare the Skyline to the Mustang.....Violators will be executed.
lol
Originally posted by Driftster
OMG Did he just compare the Skyline to the Mustang.....Violators will be executed.
gain one turbo, then a second, and also goes up in price. So yes, in that respect, it is quite easy to compare it to a mustang.
Originally posted by skylineGTR_guy
reasons to like the skyline:
1 they can be tuned to over 1300 hp on the stock N1 block
so can alot of american engines
2 atessa-ets pro system monitors each wheel 100 times a second and can transfer power from front to rear in miliseconds easily making it the most advanced system in the world.
My computer can send data and change the way it runs in microseconds...beat that hot shot.
3. super hicas 4WS gives you tons of controll
5. twin turbo...duh
7. how many cars can launch at 7000 RPM stock without leaving transmission pieces all over the place?
A Civic.....A Supra...A 350Z...A Rx-7....
8. It looks awsome
yes it does
9. can run 8 an second quarter mile and remain street legal. (look at some NZ skylines)
So can a supra
10. Their relativley cheap (except the US where we get raped by motorex)
In certain forms
11. easily tunable
But not cheaply
I could go on forever but I suggest reading the skyline club thread....
Originally posted by Driftster
Lol...In 100% Stock trim a Civic can launch at 8200 without leaving bits of anything on the ground...An Rx7 might lost it's rear axle but that's a big MAYBE...
now by street legal you mean, still meet Street SAFETY requirements right? because I know it doesn't meet emissions standards.
as for Vince....10,000 bucks isn't cheap, even with the 10,000 quite a few of the higher end cars can run 9's with 10,000 into the car..put 10,000 into a LS6, put 10,000 into the boss 10.0 Liters.
As for the four passenger thing, alot of muscle cars carry 4 passengers...That is one of the main deffinitions of muscle cars......4 seats.
Originally posted by Driftster
...it's styling is very different from other cars in it's time, since it debuted to since it's end...
Originally posted by LancerEVO Boy
Well isnt a Skyline Better then a Civic in jsut about every way?
Originally posted by mayorbill11
Actually, that argument makes you an idiot.
And Buick Grand Nationals can do 'the low 9s', and they're a 3.8L, because it has an intercooled turbocharger.
The Skyline only does it with 2.6L because it has a high PSI twin turbo system. If it was naturally aspirated, it would need more than 5.0Ls, too.
yeah but after 4 or 5 times your clutch is gone and the civic would sit there and burn rubber while the skyline takes off like a rocket due to the ATESSA. and by street legal I mean that the veilside R34 is 1360 HP and is street legal and road registered. To be road registered means you must pass emissions too
Originally posted by mayorbill11
No, but your point of saying 'it does it with only 2.6Lwhile gey american muscle needs more than 5.0L LOLZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11omgf' is stupid, since the 2.6L is a turbo.
now, if there were two camaros, one with a 5.7L and one with a 2.6L (naturally aspirated) and either of them could reach 9s with 10 grand while staying naturally aspirated, i'd be quite impressed.
Originally posted by OoNismoO
your not being clear enough. so your saying a skyline with that much power, with stock clutch, and stock drivetrain, can lauch at 7k with no problems, where as most cars cant, right?
Originally posted by mayorbill11
Also, I don't really think you can compare a Skyline GT-R to a Buick Grand National... I mean, two completely different worlds. For one, the GN is larger than any skyline, RWD full frame with a solid rear axle, and it's a single turbo 3.8L V6.
Originally posted by skylineGTR_guy
yeah but after 4 or 5 times your clutch is gone and the civic would sit there and burn rubber while the skyline takes off like a rocket due to the ATESSA. and by street legal I mean that the veilside R34 is 1360 HP and is street legal and road registered. To be road registered means you must pass emissions too