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Nissan Skyline r33 was built from 1993. It was released in two door and four door, the latter being rarer. Models include;

gts - with rb25de engine (non turbo)
gts-t - rb25det (turbo)
GTR - rb26dett (twin turbo)

The more common gts-t two door version compares to other skylines in power to weight as follows:

R32 - 8.25kg/kw
R33 - 7.43kg/kw
R34 - 6.7kg/kw
I win every drag in my r33 Skyline.
r33 by evesdropping March 18, 2007
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The best model of all the Nissan Skylines. Often referred affectionately as the boat due to the fact that it was quite heavy.
Say, that dude out there on the beach is drowning. Hang on I'll get my R33 Skyline and go save him.
r33 by NZRULEZ May 3, 2020
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r33 Skyline

all u fuckers need to learn how 2 drive, that fucker drifts well!
smoke da bags in 3rd neday! so eat me
r33 Skyline by slick December 8, 2003

r33 Skyline

nissans worst skyline due in part to excessive weight and shit to mod motor. Mainly driven by old cunts aiming to look cool and to pick up girls under the age of 9 at the day care centre gates.
fuck bro, that r33 cant drift for shit bro
r33 Skyline by Cwalk March 6, 2003
1)the japanese equivelant to "l337"
2)see "L337"
"ohayogazaimasu mina san!"
"R337 desu ka?"
"hai, R337 desu"
R337 by andaru!! February 18, 2003
A highly skilled cod(Call of Duty) player.
You-Tube R33P3R and you will see.
R33P3R by R33P3R December 6, 2012
a derivation of 'l33t', mostly used ironically as it smacks of someone 'trying to hard'
1 15 r337 d00d!!!!$%^7$"52311111
r33t by milk July 17, 2003
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