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  1. Hey I've put a deposit on a really clean 4 door GTT. I have a few reservations though which I noticed after inspecting it and leaving a deposit. 

    The front bonnet latch bracket is black (not grey) and also, I'm not sure if it's my eyes, but the radiator support panel looks like a different colour grey to the rest of engine bay. The car is really tidy but I'm slightly worried now that it's been crashed. The wheel alignment also had a slight pull to the left when driving. 

    Any panel experts care to weigh in? 

     

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  2. Coming back to SAU yet again since Holden forums are full of inbreds with an IQ of about zero. 

    I just bought a VY SS ute that has an OTRCAI.

    Are they legal?

    Well, I don't really care if they are or not, but I need a RWC, so my question should be; 'Will an OTRCAI pass or comply with a Victorian roadworthy inspection?

    Professional advice greatly appreciated. 

    Cheers m8's

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  3. 13 hours ago, r32-25t said:

    Personally I'd take the xr6t/f6 over any Holden v8, they handle better and are a lot nicer to drive even with the live axel.

    If you have to have the vz v8 then the maloo is your only real option as no one makes a super charger kit for the L76

    Really? Everything I've read/heard has said that the IRS Holden handles better or at least feels more balanced front to rear than the Ford. I guess I'll have to try to drive both. 

     

    8 hours ago, Old man 32 GTR said:

    Hi, I just come out of a V8 and got back into a skyline. I had an E1 Clubsport with a supercharged LS3 making 400rwkw. Can I just say, didnt come close to my GTR in terms of driver satisfaction and enjoyment. I have driven an F6 also, but never owned one but I would say go the F6, (nothing like that turbo rush).
    Do you intend to track the car at all?
    The Holden/HSV L series motors are terrible for heatsoke, you would be spending any money you had after purchase temperature control.
    Don't get me wrong, they are a great car but it's not going to give you the same satisfaction your skyline did.
    If you want a great street cruiser, go the Holden/HSV.
    If you want something closer to your skyline go the F6. The Barra motor is a lot of fun on boost but it won't handle anywhere near as good as the skyline.
    Good luck

    Cheers, that helps. I really prefer the looks and interior of the Holden, but the power delivery of a turbo 6 is probably what I miss the most. I need a Maloo with a Barra swap, that would be the dream.

  4. Short Story:

    Sold skyline, people told me I would regret it

    Regretted it

    Bought 4wd

    Miss fast car

    Long story:

    I miss having a quick car for the street. My 260rwkw R33 had the perfect amount of power, and I never really got tired of how quick it was. Handling is important to me and I've done a few track days, but power is definitely placed higher in my criteria. 

    The problem with my skyline was a) they're old and getting harder to find parts for, and b) theft is out of control in VIC so I couldn't really drive it anywhere and leave it without paranoia kicking in. 

    I'm looking at getting a V8 ute now, probably a 6L L76 VZ SS or a VZ Maloo. I'd look at something like an F6 Tornado too, if it wasn't for that live axle rear end. 

    Has anyone got firsthand experience with these? I've never driven one, so I'm not sure what to expect apart from more boat-like handling, which is okay. I'd be getting a manual in either case, and if I got the SS instead of the Maloo, could probably splurge on a supercharger to waken it up a bit. 

    I'm sorry to say but this whole JDM wank-fest which has come about over the last few years has made so many once bargain performance cars unobtainable, or a terrible rip off, so getting back in a Nissan is probably off the table for now.

    Cheers

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  5. Sediment in Coolant?

    Has anyone seen this before? I've just bought a 2006 Mitsubishi Triton and it has a brown flaky sediment in the cooling system.

    The stuff isn't gooey like oil mixed with water, and instead is a flaky particulate which when rubbed disintegrates into nothing. 

    It was mostly in the coolant reservoir, accumulated at the bottom of the bottle but also on the walls at the water level. I'd say there was about a half a teaspoon of the stuff in there.

    I pulled the upper radiator hose off and it seems to be lining the walls of the hose, however here i had to use my fingernail to scrape it off as opposed to it just rubbing away easily.

     

    I've seen oil mixed with water in head gasket cases but it seems to form a more solid, milky gooey mass. This stuff is more like tiny specs of matter which when rubbed basically just disintegrate like I mentioned above. The car doesn't appear to lose any oil or coolant. I've cleaned it all up and will see if it reappears, just not sure what it is? Possibly hose rot or contaminated coolant?

     

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  6. This 1996 Nissan Skyline is in beautiful condition. It has a genuine 123,000km and has had its 100,000km service performed on schedule.

    I have all service receipts plus the original Japanese auction papers to verify condition.

    This car has never been written off, stolen, crashed or abused. It is one of the cleanest examples I have ever seen.

    Highlights include:

    •Serviced every 5,000km with full synthetic oil and filter.
    •HyperGear Highflow turbo and Apexi PowerFC ECU 
    •NPC Organic 10" Clutch
    •440cc Injectors
    •260rwkw
    •Apexi N1 turbo back exhaust system.
    •Factory option Clarion sound system.
    •High quality alarm and immobiliser fitted.

    It is rare to come across an R33 in this condition.

    Inspections are more than welcome for serious buyers. Test drives will be performed by myself until a deposit has been left.

    Custom plates will be removed upon sale and replaced with general issue.

    $12,000 with RWC or $11,500 without.

    Rego until July 2017.

    PM or 0411 582 453

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  7. I'll be adding more quality stuff to this thread over the coming weeks as I revert the car to stock, so keep your eyes peeled!

    For Sale:

    BC BR Coilovers - Adjustable compression/rebound and base height. 8kg front 6kg rear springs. Less than 10,000km old. Perfect condition. Original receipt showing $1300 purchase price from JustJap included. $800

    Hardrace Adjustable Caster Arms. Perfect condition, less than 5,000km use. Will also fit S14,15, R33, R34 $150

    Genuine Nissan strut brace. Could use a paint if you're fussy. $100

    Nismo Hardened Rack Bushes. New. Firmer rubber for more feedback/less steering play. $80

    Genuine R33 Coupe Type M Pods. Excellent condition no cracks. Paint is useable. $120

    Postage is available on everything at your cost. Pickup preferred of course.

    Located Melbourne

    PM or 0411 582 453

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  8. WTB R33 Gts-t Stock Turbo

    Need a decent condition r33 stock turbo to revert my car to stock. 

    Willing to trade for a Hypergear high flow which has less than 5,000km on it. $400 my way. 

    Your turbo must include oil feed line. 

     

    Melbourne 

  9. BC Racing Coilovers - Suit R33 Gts-t

    **May accept stock suspension components as part-payment**

    BC BR Racing Type RH Coilovers to suit R33 Gts-t

    Purchased new from JustJap in 2014 and have covered less than 10,000km. 

    Excellent condition with no knocks or leaks.

    8kg/cm and 6kg/cm spring rates which is firm but comfortable for road use. Rubber strut top mounts as opposed to rose joints which always knock and chatter.

    Don't have pictures as they are installed in the car until sold. 

    Paid $1450

    $800

    or

    $700 plus your stock suspension

    Pickup Melbourne

  10. Thinking of letting go of my 1996 R33 Gts-t which I have owned for 4 years.

    This car is one of the last R33’s that have been kept in immaculate condition. Every modification has been performed with performance and reliability in mind. Every nut and bolt has been torqued to OEM Nissan spec as I am extremely fussy when it comes to working on cars.  All modifications were performed in the last 10,000km and nearly all parts were purchased new.

     

    A general overview: 

    1996 ECR33 Gts-t

    122,000kms  - Genuine (have jap auction sheets)

    Zero crash history

     

    Engine:

    100,000km Service performed (timing belt, tensioner and water pump)

    Hypergear 21U High-flow turbo

    JJR bell mouth dump pipe

    Venom 100cpsi high flow cat

    Apexi N1 cat-back system

    Apexi PowerFC with hand controller

    S15 440cc Injectors

    Walbro 255lph fuel pump

    Cooling Pro ‘No Holes’ stealth intercooler

    Z32 AFM

    Custom aluminium intake pipe

     

    Drivetrain:

    NPC Organic 10” Clutch installed by Forced Motorworks

    Fresh transmission and diff fluid

    GKTech clutch damper eliminator

     

    Suspension:

    BC BR Coilovers

    Hardrace front LCA bushes

    Hardrace adjustable caster arms

    HICAS lock bar kit

     

    Wheels:

    Work Emotion XD9

    18x9 +30 with Kumho KU36

    18x10 +38 with Federal 595SS 

    Wheels were powder coated in space blue and are immaculate with new Genuine Work decals.

     

    Interior:

    Series 3 R33 GT-R seats in immaculate condition.  These cost over 1k alone.

    Full alarm and immobilizer

    Full Genuine Nissan 'Skyline' floor mat set

    JDM Clarion system

     

    This car has been serviced with fully synthetic oil and Nissan filter every 5,000km without exception. All fluids including clutch, brakes and diff have been replaced in the last 5,000km. 

    The car has been tuned by Chequered Tuning and currently makes 260rwkw on pump 98, or about 300kw at the flywheel. Very responsive and will chop most things on the road. 

     

    Downsides are:

    •Front bar has some scratches on the bottom.

    •RH rear quarter has a scratch in the clear coat.

    Apart from the above the paint is excellent.

     

    The buyer of this car will receive a full folder of receipts totalling over $20,000 as well as dyno sheets for the tune and original Japanese auction papers.  

    You will not find a cleaner, more genuine Skyline anywhere else.

    Registration is included but RWC will be left up to the buyer.

    This car has no finance owing, no stolen history and no written off history.

     

    Inspections are welcome however no one will sit in the drivers seat until I have cash in hand. 

    The price is $14,000. This is open to negotiation however stupid offers will be ignored. 

    Text on 0411 582 453 or PM

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