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What wheels do you have? GTS-t = 16x6.5, 205/55 tyres GT-R = 16x8, 225/50 tyres from memory I recommend: https://www.tyresales.com.au/buy/tyre/bridgestone/potenza_adrenalin_re003/205-55r16/126037?q=4&delivery=NSW or https://www.tyresales.com.au/buy/tyre/michelin/pilot_sport_4/205-55r16/161279?q=4&delivery=NSW sadly Hankook V12 are out of stock, as that's what I run on my turbo Liberty and highly recommend them.

30537-RS581 https://www.nismo.co.jp/products/catalogue_2019/index.html#page=135

Not worth it, but if you feel like burning money, rip engine out, install V8 or Barra, upgrade brakes, suspension, etc.

Organise a group buy and buy a bunch from alibaba

You can try to find a flasher relay that's "LED compatible", or run load resistors (half defeats the purpose IMO). I got some Philips resistors if you're interested (I bought TapTurn relay). CANbus is for newer cars that would throw an error light if a bulb was out.

You should've heard the old Borg Whiner diff in my R31

it says GT-t to GT-R OP, there is none, import panels/find a wreck/buy East Bear bumper

Regularly play turbo mode, nothing else.

Pull the seat off and have a look. Something might've broken/jammed in there *captain obvious flies away*

This might help https://au.ign.com/wikis/gran-turismo-3-a-spec/Guide_part_2

I was going to suggest LMGT1 but you're better off getting carbon fibre wheels these days.

I haven't looked at R32 headlights in a while (shame on me) but that could be the high beam reflector? As for LEDs, I personally wouldn't bother unless they're using Koito projectors, but I guess if you want a bolt on solution it'll do.

What about...

Did it come with this thing? Also the projectors are junk, you've be much better off retrofitting with proper HID projector. Even bunging in an adaptor plate for H1/H7 etc halogen buib into said HID projector will be an upgrade.

If you do a search of this site, you will find it's recommended quite often.

Whoa I missed a bunch. Been sick past week and a bit.

Stop ruining the economy and buy more F250s But seriously, that amount of compliance is bullshit.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=rb25+cam+cover+breather+size&t=ffab&ia=web

I was poor when I got my yellow ones. Still runs fine after 5 years But once I change ECU and turbo to N1, I'll need to buy new blue|black ones

My GT-R did 10L/100km once. But usually it does 14L (when I daily drove it). My Liberty does 11L average, stop-start kills it (which is why hybrid cars makes so much sense in cities/suburbs). Always fill 7 Eleven (Mobil) 98. It makes sense to try difference sources of fuel. Also fuel can vary between stations, so brand doesn't usually matter. Except if it's Caltex or United, not putting that crap in my cars (I don't need ethanol fuel).

Factory is middle. The one to the side is aftermarket with the old 1970's GT-R badge.

https://www.nismo.co.jp/products/catalogue_2019/index.html#page=223 Read that, so you'd want 10.5" +15 and run 275/285 wide tyres

Those are Nismo sizes. Basically spot on for RWD Nissans. It's not vapenation tyre stretch spec so search on the internet for Nismo wheels on Silvias and Skylines.

KW Sorry never heard of Biot. They look like BC or ATTKD/various VIP brands clone (Taiwan made?)

So asking price $15,000?