JGTC with VQ30DETT!!! Pic,
JGTC with VQ30DETT!!! Pic,
This is awsome (to me), I know anything is possible with the right amount of cash, but, do you think a Max with a VQ30DETT would be feasible, could be my lotto winning project 

Originally Posted by Jakester
This is awsome (to me), I know anything is possible with the right amount of cash, but, do you think a Max with a VQ30DETT would be feasible, could be my lotto winning project 



Originally Posted by PearlWhtMaX2000
so are u trying to put a skyline engin in a max??? or what?
sorry for the newb Question
sorry for the newb Question
That's a max engine (sort of) in a Skyline

As for the lotto question, I love my max, I always said I would keep it and mod the hell out of it if I had the wonga to do it with
Originally Posted by Jakester
That's a max engine (sort of) in a Skyline 
As for the lotto question, I love my max, I always said I would keep it and mod the hell out of it if I had the wonga to do it with

As for the lotto question, I love my max, I always said I would keep it and mod the hell out of it if I had the wonga to do it with

Originally Posted by jjs
Fair enough...to each his/her own...in my case I wouldn't waste the garage space on anything less than an S55 (or the like) at that point.
I would just build a bigger garage
The chassis layout is nowhere near factory for a skyline. I've seen this pictures of this setup and the motor is set way back almost behind the two front shock towers. Much like a RX7's engine bay. It gives the car awesome weight distribution.
Also, if I won the lottery I wouldn't buy a S55 or some other exotic. If you started out that way then in a few years you are no longer a millionare (at least that's what I say now)
Also, if I won the lottery I wouldn't buy a S55 or some other exotic. If you started out that way then in a few years you are no longer a millionare (at least that's what I say now)
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