In 2 Fast 2 Furious, O’Conner drove a beautiful 1999 Nissan Skyline GTR R34. It had a Street Glow under-car neon lighting system installed. And it was fully tricked out for racing. It was powered by a twin-turbocharged, 2.6 liter DOHC 24 valve straight six engine with nitrous system. Of course, in the US, Nissan Skylines are not sold, but some made it over and can be driven with the proper modification.

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Nissan : GT-R GT-2dr 1972 Nissan Skyline KGC110 GT + (GT-R) parts

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Nissan : GT-R GTR Nissan Skyline GTR33 F1 over 1000 HP

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Open Question: how to get a left side nissan skyline gt-r?
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Open Question: I am really wanting a nissan r34 nissan skyline gt-r i live in indiana how can i legally get it?
not the 60-90 thousand $ one and if any other import suggestions let me no im new to imports

Open Question: I am really wanting a nissan r34 nissan skyline gt-R i live in indiana how can i legally get it?
and if not any other car suggestions im new to imports

Open Question: i am really wanting a nissan r34 nissan skyline gt-r i live in indiana how can i legally get it?
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Resolved Question: Suspension noise...almost willing to pay another mechanic to fault it :O?
I will be brief and basic 89 Nissan Skyline had for 3 years Lowered springs, new shocks, new bushes all round except control arm bushes and rear sway bar. SINCE put in recon steering rack has slowly developed a CLUNK. Getting louder as it gets older. Does it when you hit bumps, turn corners and brake. Worst when I first leave in the morning off my driveway. After that, it seems to have "settled in." TWO wheel alignment places (good ones) have looked at it and could not fault. VERY obvious noise. Feels like front, then feels like rear and swaps sides. It's had a wheel alignment and nothing is touching anything else. Annnny ideas please??? I am a mechanic also.