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Lately I've been driving the 34 lately in battle and it's an awesome car.

Hey you guys remember in Max 2 when 34 was ultra ghey and was practically a roving rat turd without a decent driver?! I for one am glad they fixed that balance issue because there's no way a 34 should be outcornered by a 33 while having a lower/ same top speed as a 32.... (huh????!)

Some people seemed upset about the seemingly broken nature of the car in time attacks now but I'm fairly content with seeing their performance.

This post has been edited by The J on Sep 18 2007, 01:38 PM

KPGC10, Father of Skylines... i viewed a video about this kool-kar!!! Its really nice, they even showed a trackday session for it with a 65-year-old former Japanese Racer, who drove the same car way back. The engine sounded really nice, typical of the old 6-cylinder engines of Nissan in the 70's. Only a little different compared to the Fairlady Z. I also saw how famous those Watanabe Rims were in the 70's and it's now making a comeback. The rims are way universally designed, it can almost suit any car! You can capture the video thru YouTube... i forgot my keyword I think used Hakosuka... aside from Nissan Skyline (which may generalize a wide variety of old and new models)

32 and 33. never really liked the 34. its just. big.
33gt-r with its wing looks ridicoulosly awesome.
32gt-r isn't much of a looker but is the lightest and most nimble. which imo makes it the faster.

Right now, i am rather confuse on which aero set to put on. IMO, setA seems to be make my r34 a faster car(both acc and topspeed). AeroB seems slower than A, and Aero C i have yet to get it.

Someone help me?

Im not an expert

But in my opinion all the dress up parts are Graphic upgrades. Meaning theres no boost or help or anything from them. Because they are stickers and rims. The aero and fiber hood might help but im not tooo sure.

Also the game never never says they help out your car other than the outside and physical appearance.


Do they help??

This post has been edited by The-chosen-knight on Sep 24 2007, 09:18 AM

each aero kit, each hood, each different rim, each spoiler, and aero mirrors change the feel of the car a bit.

it depends on your driving preferences, trial and error my friend.

stickers and neons are the only things that don't affect your car except for appearance.

I think aero A is the best for your skyline. But go with what you feel is best. The change is minimal between aero sets. It's there, but minimal

i recommend the RCII rims. it gives the drifty r34 some degree of balance.

Skyline R34 FTW! XP haha...im biased ><...but R34 owns on straightaways!! esp wangan line!

RS watanabe wheels are timeless in their design. though i doubt if it is available in 17 or 18 inches. here in the philippines RS watanbes are fairly common.(the 14 and 15" versions) im still searching for a 13" deep dish wats...:D

i love the KPGC10 skyline. wish they include in the next installment of max tune.....

im using set b right now ><
can anyone tell me what would be the optimum setup for battle?

i like supras but for skylines, R32 rare to see them. maybe non where i live.

Probably the R32. Why?
Because...
A) The R34 is the biggest Fast & Furious fanboy car. Aside from the fact that its way too damn big.
B ) The R32, in my opinion, is a bit more stylish than the R33 and R34.
C) It's the lightest. As stated above.
4) I got a R32 card, and it's fun.

This post has been edited by Kitani on Sep 27 2007, 07:24 PM

Thats because you live in the middle of the sea.lol

This car is one of the best in battles

I prefer the R32 instead...it is light and it is easy to handle...

Not to talk sh** or anything but in terms of battles it really does dominate.

true, depends on the driver though. =P

R32 is good....but i think R32 is downgraded in WMMT3...but handling is still great
R34 is good in acceleration and balanced in handling

R32 cause its powerfull and its handling its good
there were many people used BNR34 and i think bnr34 is only good for its speed

i like using the R32

R33 and R34 are just too fat --;

I remember having replied this post with a KPGC10 Hakosuka GTR... I guess its time to take the question seriously. I choose an R32... because its smaller compared to its younger brothers R33 and 34. If handling will be a problem with the R32, there are lots of tuning houses that can fix that...

I Chose the R34 primialy because ive always liked the look of the Car, and have stuck with it since ive started on MT2, now thats its Full Tune and now on MT3, im Glady i did stick with it, plus its a Enjoyable Drive and a Usefull Battling Tool

I'm picking the R33 it's just really unique. In the middle of two other great R's.