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If so, the rolling road day has now been moved to the 24th July mate, hope to see the beast there!
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3DoorPete,
I hope Dave doesn't mind me mentioning this, but he went from a stage 3 2WD Saph Cos to Skyline and is now returning. Once a RS boy, always a RS boy.
I hope Dave doesn't mind me mentioning this, but he went from a stage 3 2WD Saph Cos to Skyline and is now returning. Once a RS boy, always a RS boy.
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3doorPete - Nik's right, I did have a rapid Sapph before, and traded it in against the Skyline - it was the white one with the blue tiger stripes last year.
I've spent 6 grand on an engine rebuild this year to get it up to 500bhp, and now the gearbox has gone! Cant afforsd to replace it for some time as starting my own business (driving school), so am selling, dropping (if thats the right word?) back to a big bhp cossie, 3 door or 2wd sapph, for a year or so till back on my feet.
Driving and owning a Skyline is a different world entirely, but it comes at a financial price!
Cossies are much cheaper and easier to repair should something go wrong
I've spent 6 grand on an engine rebuild this year to get it up to 500bhp, and now the gearbox has gone! Cant afforsd to replace it for some time as starting my own business (driving school), so am selling, dropping (if thats the right word?) back to a big bhp cossie, 3 door or 2wd sapph, for a year or so till back on my feet.
Driving and owning a Skyline is a different world entirely, but it comes at a financial price!
Cossies are much cheaper and easier to repair should something go wrong
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yeah, I was there in my white sapph with blue tiger stripes
changing those diffs can be a pain in the arse unless you get a mate round to assist
changing those diffs can be a pain in the arse unless you get a mate round to assist
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Originally Posted by Alpina
Thats cos we all miss our Cossies!
(yeah right LOL)
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