By Michael Berenis

Tampa Sports Car Examiner

Running at wide open throttle up to 170 miles per hour, this clip shows the Nissan Skyline GTR R34 in a balls to the wall battle for top speed. Catastrophe lurks at these speeds on public roads, only the insane dare tempt fate. Read more about this wild run at Tampa Sports Car Examiner.

By John Coyle

Deputy Editor

The car is a 500HP R34 GT-R, and the track is obviously the ‘Ring. But it’s the passenger’s non-stop, withering critique of his buddy’s technique that makes this clip. Warning: If you really love birds, or just despise the masterful use of profanity, it’s probably not for you.

By Michael Berenis

Tampa Sports Car Examiner

What is it like to ride in a highly modified Nissan Skyline R34? Ultimate boost from the HKS ball bearing turbo, instant spool, and awesome sounds create the ride of your life. Hang on to your mouse as this Nissan Skyline R34 swoops and pulls through traffic at crazy speeds. 1000 horsepower combined with all-wheel drive is the ultimate when it comes to traction, stability, and acceleration. Listen to the turbo spool and boost as the driver rips through traffic. Ah, the sweet melody of JDM performance.

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Chris has one of the top-rated Nissans on CarDomain. And no wonder, cause his R34 looks amazing with the Seibon Z-Tune carbon fiber hood and Volk Racing wheels. Check out his ride page for more pics and all the specs.

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

Daryl over at Just Driven has some interesting low-down and spy shots of the stunt R34 Skylines built for the new Fast and Furious movie. The clean R34-bodied Kaizo that stars as Paul Walker’s ride is the only one that doesn’t get hurt. The rest of them are GTS-T mules dressed up to look like R34 Skylines on the outside. Then there’s one lucky car, Daryl says, that’s fitted with a VW buggy drivetrain and running gear, and gets jumped and run down a flight of stairs. See build pics below the jump.

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I like a lot of R34s for different reasons. I love the M Speed time attack car because it’s just nasty hardcore, I love the Garage Kagotani R34 because of its innovative widebody, great tuning and solid results, I love the Top Secret R34 Time Attack because it’s so raw and legendary, I love the Mines R34 because it slaughters most of the competition while keeping street legality and comfort… I could go on and on.

The HKS R34 Driving Performer seen here is the perfect street car/daily driven R34 in my mind. I love absolutely everything about this car. Visually the dark silver accents are superb as is the rim choice. The color combo and accents are absolutely perfect as are the MS-R graphics. Mana-P knows perfectly how to make a car immensely more attractive with the simple addition of vinyl. On this car he gives Nismo a run for the money with some one-off HKS pinstriping that give the essence of Nismo’s classic pinstripe package but with an HKS twist. Perfect for what a light tuned street car should look like. For those that think MS-R graphics are just one style, think again. This is the classy simple MS-R style.

HKS built a great GT-R, showing their future customers with both their product catalog and their tuning style how someone can build the ultimate street driven R34.

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