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23rd December 2005, 10:36 AM
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R32 GTR Vs R33 GTR
Hi all.... newbie as you probably guessed from the title
 This topic has probably been done soooo many times but i couldn't find anything when searching, soz. I'm gonna be looking at getting a skyline in the new year but don't know yet how much i got to spend  So what are the differences and what are the pro's and con's between the R32 GTR and R33 GTR ? Worth getting the V-spec R33 ? Is there a buying guide anywhere ? Best way to buy one... i.e. Trade, Private, Import etc etc Can anyone recommend any dealers ?
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I prefer the 32, as i have one
 Personal preferance as i like the squarer lines. Obviously some will prefer the 33 for its smother lines and more uup-to-dateness. As for vspec, if you are going to mod it a fair extent then i dont see any difference as most of the parts will be changed anyway. As ive never driven a vspec and non vspec i cant really comment anymore, sorry mate. 
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R33 drive system is a bit more refined, ie faster acting attessa and v specs have the ability to adjust torque left and right on the rear axle..
I prefer the R32 over a R33 which I dont really like the look of, but funds permitting id love an R34
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Quoted for truth R34 is amazing. I'm gutted it still stands so far away from me "DAM YOU GIRLFRIEND AND HOUSE!"
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Most certianly!
It is on my list of things to own before my time is up!.... The R32 GTR is now in the workshop being MOT'd and stuff ready for pickup sometime in Jan, so that will do for now. (FYI anyone nice who owns an R34 GTR that is willing to take me for a spin in one PM away! )
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R33 all the way espec the GT-R V spec (cos i have one !!) R32 tooooo old, R34 on steriods !!! R33 best at acomplishing EVERYTHING, road, track and don't have NICK written all over it !!!
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having owned both...i would have to say the 32gtr all day long....much nicer in so many ways
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The R32 was the 1st 4WD GTR and all the rest are just copies. Yes, they might have some better qualities, but as with all models, they get heavier and heavier.
The R32 is, of course, the best.
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