so sorry for gt-r owners

[yungdz]

that entirely depends on the judge, though. It's somewhat hidden. Also, Launch Control was a big selling point of the car, they were whoring it up all over television. But you can't use the launch control without turning the VDC off. Technically still legal, but very sneaky.

Also, judging from the SEVEN spaces to record transmission replacements provided in the OM, it's a safe bet that Nissan KNEW the transmission was the GT-R's Achilles Heel.

A lot of you guys might not understand this. The issue is not whether or not he can afford to fix it or whether or not he was beating the shit out of his car.
The issue is that Nissan put a button on the dashboard of their "supercar" that, if pressed, will void your warranty.

Of course, arguing that he turned it off to use launch control is going to raise red flags with the judge for doing it on the street

[XanRules]

Of course, arguing that he turned it off to use launch control is going to raise red flags with the judge for doing it on the street

yeah, but hopefully the judge won't get that sidetracked