Bit of a tangent, but has anyone experienced the steering wheel "kicking"? As in, the R32 goes from light to heavy steering above a certain speed. Obviously it's malfunctioning and 'kicking in' when I drive around town (annoying and dangerous). My car always has this issue. Disconnecting the smaller plug from HICAS computer only lessens the frequency of the 'kick'.
Got a pair of Falken FK452 for the front of the GT-R for cheap. Great so far in the wet and try, still new though and haven't really pushed them. On par with KU31
You'd be looking at ~$1,200 since it's been powder coated a different colour with no centre caps. Of course, it all depends on how desperate you are to sell it and how much people are willing to pay for it.
Most likely some electrical signals not getting to the coils "cleanly" (bad/broken connections, corrosion, etc.) After 20 years, you should expect these things to start going bad.
You can get LMGT1 and LMGT2 in 17".
This is 18x10 though:
fatz is selling Panasports 17x9+20, heaps of room for some fat 265 wide tyres
Bonus: The centres look like R32 GT-R spokes.
"Dose" is air bouncing off the compressor blades when you close the throttle valve. As long as the turbo is spinning air > shut throttle > air goes back onto the compressor > pigeon noises
WOT should read 0 vacuum. So yeah, you have some problems somewhere. On my car, standard gauge sits just above 0 while the engine is trying to spin past 2,000rpm (don't need WOT for it to that).
^ As above
Could have invested in a multimeter instead of that tester you got (assuming it cost >$20). I think the orange one might be a 12V source lol. It's been years since I done the install in my R31.
Do you need to change them? Are they faulty? If not, you're wasting your time/money.
Sorry, can't answer your questions. Although, I can't imagine them being any different in design.
You can get gearsets from PPG, PAR, Hollinger, OS Giken, etc.
You can get Quaife and Nismo front LSD.
No idea on centre diff, but I'm guessing you'll be running oil coolers for diffs and gearbox?
Grab a Hollinger 6 speed sequential