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  • Stock Skyline R32 GTS-t for drifting

    Is a stock R32 GTS-t a good drift car?

    I'm kinda worried for the HICAS rear end steering system, and I'm looking for replies from people with experience from such a car.

    What are the most necessary modifications?

  • #2
    Tomei hicas locking kit.

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    • #3
      HICAS Elimination kit. Or locking kit. Whichever you prefer.

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      • #4
        theyre heavy cars..my friends r32 requires a lot of force to move the wheel...hes not that great and jerky on exits so i cant say

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        • #5
          In my opinion r32 skylines are one of the best cars to drift. They have the power, powerful brakes, and great suspension. Overall the car s a well constructed car. My only concern is not to start out with this car if you are new to drifting. Start out with a 180 or silvia. But if you have experience then go ahead. Good luck finding one if you are in the US.

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          • #6
            Thanks for all replies!

            I'm in Norway, so I've decided o stick with a '87 BMW 320 with a M3 3.0 286hp engine. When it comes to parts availability and maintenance, this is the best solution.

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