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Check this link to my member gallery, lot of pics of my SII sedan http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/photopost...500&ppuser=4030 Pulp- Love those Sparco's, I had the same exact rims on mine when I got it. I swapped them out for Buddy Clubs though, got a pic of it with them in my gallery.

Great stuff man! That's getting forwarded around my office right now as I speak.

2 sizes up for me as well, XL all the way. I've had the best luck with finding stuff that fits at the Gap, UNI-QLO aint too bad either but some of their clothes tend to wear out kind of quickly.

FYI the center section between the taillights is different for the SII 4-door as well, so you might want to get one of those if you plan on getting SII lights so everything will match. Attached photo should explain it all.

Or just check your Japanese title/registration since you are in Japan. Take a look at the third block from the left on the top row, there you will find the year and then the month your car was first registered in Japan. The first digit is the year(Nengo year system) and the second will be the month. You should find a 3(H3) since the car is supposedly a '91.

Up garage and parts off are my favorites, not sure of where exactly they are at in the Tokyo area since I stick to the ones around here. If your up for a road trip head to Up garage in Machida on route 16, it's their main store in Tokyo/Yokohama so it's pretty big. Otherwise check out their sites to locate the closest one to you: http://www.partsoff.co.jp/shopf.html http://www.upgarage.com/store/index.html

Yes they were, just like the two doors.

This should help: http://www.asiatravel.com/japan/prepaid.html I use this site for pretty much all of my hotel reservations since I spend quite a bit of my time travelling through Asia, I even made reservations for a hotel in Perth back in April through them.

Good call man, I honestly wouldn't even take a chance with that guy. No way would I put a '04 WRX on the line for a car that I most likely wouldn't even be able to get. FYI I'm an American myself and plan on getting a WRX when I return stateside in a couple years, I'll miss my Skyline but the WRX is still a great car and if I were you I'd hold on to the one you have.

You're friends with this guy? I sure hope he's not going to screw you over. Check out this link, pretty interesting read about japimportsusa http://forums.skylinesdownunder.co.nz/show...ight=japimports

Yeah that's about what my wife said as well, something along those lines. Seeing that tach gave me flashbacks to my old Cefiro

I've driven quite a few, mostly loaner cars. One loaner Suzuki Alto from Autobacs died on me in another Autobacs parking lot, got a free ride in the managers LanEvo III out of it. All the others I didn't have a problem with at all. For the most part they suprisingly had a lot of pep, they were all little death traps though and I was scared sh!tless to take them above 100. I'd still love to have one as a daily driver though, awsome gas milage and I would love to drive something I don't have to care about and can park anywhere without fear of someone screwing up the paintwork.

I'm actually in Zama, one of Sagamihara's neighboring citys. I guess the best way to describe which part is on RT 42 right off RT 16. Machida eh? my J-Wife wife always drags me over there to go shopping.

Sagamihara, right around 15km from Yokohama. Of course it takes around 30-45 min to drive those 15km's. I kinda miss living up north where it wasn't so crowded, I envy you guys living in remote areas...sometimes.