Finally in a mini truck!

The isuzu shocks are a favorite... for the front, stockers for the rear. Since you're bagged I dont think it will matter much if you chose 2wd or 4wd for your front shocks (if you use the isuzu ones), do make sure its got mounts for the shocks somewhere, since its bagged the original mounts are most likely gone, hopefully they relocated them so you can still install a set or you'll have to fabricate some, or buy/make a relocation kit and get it welded up. Might have to do something similar for the rear.

I can't afford a skyline, let alone just the import cost to get one in the U.S. so I'll have to find something else to play with... Been thinking an fc3s, maybe an sr20det powered 240, or something that I've had a hard on for since the first time I drove one... A subaru 2.5rs awd. Or possibly go initial d style and get an ae86...

yeah i think ill be fabricating some mounts. shouldn't be a problem. just think though 1989 R32's legal in 2 years in the states! mind you, R34 Gtt legal here next year and the R34 GTR in 2 years.. this mazda project may be short lived lol.

You could always get an R32 gts (roughly $5000) or GTR ($10,000) now and leave it in canada then pick it up in 2 years.

or rb25 in an S13?? my buddies is insane.

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My last skyline. lol

They would still have to go thru importer inspections here afaik... I have seen several here in the U.S., but they are few and far between. I think it may just be that I want something rhd too. I like different... A lot... Lol

I could always go for a look alike skyline and use the 95 body style 240sx that we had which was basically the same as your skyline, just a ka24 motor and rwd instead of awd and use parts to convert it to a skyline replica... That would probably be easier than an actual skyline. And I'm a broke ass so the real thing isn't as easily affordable...