Pics of my 2002/3 Skyline 250GT
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Originally Posted by App6MT
This may sound ignorant but if the roads are like any other Caribbean islands I've been to, I would not lower it. In fact I'd consider raising it ![Smilie](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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Originally Posted by da mayor
wow must be great weather in barbados
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Originally Posted by daE_35
whoa what part of barbados is that? I'm from there and I havent been back in the while..didn't know people rockin g35s down there..
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First two pics (front and side) is on the East Coast road, just south of Barclays Park. The second two are at the edge of the hill between Bathsheba and Tent Bay (in front of the community centre.)
How long have you been away? There's been plenty of changes in the last 15 years.
Just remembered - there's a guy selling a USDM 2004 G35 in today's paper. He's asking $115,000 Barbados dollars. That works out to US$57,500.
Just thought I'd give you guys a kick
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Originally Posted by 350.GT
you should paint your sides and rear to match the front. front painted only makes your look lower in the front.
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Originally Posted by Carlito
You meet Bajans in the strangest places!
First two pics (front and side) is on the East Coast road, just south of Barclays Park. The second two are at the edge of the hill between Bathsheba and Tent Bay (in front of the community centre.)
How long have you been away? There's been plenty of changes in the last 15 years.
Just remembered - there's a guy selling a USDM 2004 G35 in today's paper. He's asking $115,000 Barbados dollars. That works out to US$57,500.
Just thought I'd give you guys a kick
taxes on cars here will kill you.
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First two pics (front and side) is on the East Coast road, just south of Barclays Park. The second two are at the edge of the hill between Bathsheba and Tent Bay (in front of the community centre.)
How long have you been away? There's been plenty of changes in the last 15 years.
Just remembered - there's a guy selling a USDM 2004 G35 in today's paper. He's asking $115,000 Barbados dollars. That works out to US$57,500.
Just thought I'd give you guys a kick
![EEK!](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/eek.gif)
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The G35 was sold in the Japanese market as the Nissan Skyline (V35), replacing the R34 Skyline in 2001. It came in different models - 250GT, 300GT, 350GT. The 250GT has a VQ25DE, the 300 a VQ30DE and the 350 a "normal" VQ35DE. The 350GT also can be had with an 8-speed auto.
There is also a vq30dd used in the 300gt v35 skyline (g35). Depending on the model, it made 230-240hp and in the m35 equivalent it made 260hp. This engine also used direct injection and variable valve timing.
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Originally Posted by 03BaseSedan
I believe the 250gt uses a direct injection 2.5L v6 with variable valve timing. The code is vq25dd and it has 210-215hp. There was also a vq25det with 280hp. Currently, there is a vq25hr with 225hp.
There is also a vq30dd used in the 300gt v35 skyline (g35). Depending on the model, it made 230-240hp and in the m35 equivalent it made 260hp. This engine also used direct injection and variable valve timing.
There is also a vq30dd used in the 300gt v35 skyline (g35). Depending on the model, it made 230-240hp and in the m35 equivalent it made 260hp. This engine also used direct injection and variable valve timing.
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Originally Posted by Carlito
Yup, as noted before I misspoke when I said VQ25DE, I meant DD. I don't think that the VQ25DET was ever fitted to the Skyline, though.
Good to see a few other 250GT drivers around here - mine is the 250GTm, which is the absolute base spec, cloth interior, no power seats... But it was cheap and has enough go for me (traded up from a R33 GTS25).
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I traded up from a R32 GTS-t. Great car, 3rd gear wheelspin, sideways at any time, and sounded awesome to boot. The V35 is a little staid and old-man-ish by comparison, but I suppose at 46 it was time to grow up ![Frown](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/frown.gif)
Pic of the front and engine bay after I did the headlight polish... you can barely see the twin battery covers.
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Pic of the front and engine bay after I did the headlight polish... you can barely see the twin battery covers.
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