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  1. On 1/3/2021 at 5:04 PM, dyl33 said:

    Looking at changing wheels, currently have 18x9 +37 rear w/ 265/35R18 & 18x8 +36 front w/ 235/40R18. Which fit great but don't really like the staggered fitment.

    Looking at Enkei rfp1 18x9+35, just wondering if 18x9+35 rfp1's fit on the front of an R33 gtst and clear the brake calipers?

     

     

     

     

     

    I think I had 18x9 + 35 on my R34 at one point and without a spacer it did not clear my front calipers.

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  2. On 11/29/2020 at 1:27 PM, GTSBoy said:

    I don't understand. That is not stretching the tyres onto the wheels at all. The correct tyre size for an 8.5 " wheel would be 235 or 245. A stretch would be a 225. Cramming a 265 on there is a big, baggy bulbour 1970s style fitment.

    Sorry mate, what I mean in my head by overstretched is that it overhangs on an 8.5" rim :)

  3. Skyline model = R34 GTT

    Wheel diameter = 18'

    Wheel width = 8.5

    Wheel offset = 30 F and R

    Tyre size = 265/35/18 (Overstretched by 1 size)

    Modifications to fit = You will require some camber on the rear and front (nothing crazy) but will not scrub as tested at SMSP. I have since lowered the car by 20mm and only experience MINOR scrubbing on the un-rolled front guards.

    Fronts: un-rolled

    Rears: un-rolled

  4. Hi all,

     

    I currently have the Cusco FUCA installed on my ER34 but am finding myself needing more negative camber (arms are maxed out). Due to the ER34 not supporting camber tops I am unsure of what else to do. Would extending the LCA be my only option or do other arms exist with more than -10mm adjustment?

     

    I appreciate any information 👍

  5. On 11/23/2020 at 7:43 PM, huyrcd said:

    Hi guys, I was just wondering if anyone knows what the max you can run on the front and rears or any recommendations. I was thinking of going with AD08R's, 235/40 on the fronts and 265/40 on the rears.

    A 9.5 inch rim will fit a 275 flush and 285 stretched, however I run 18x8.5+30 with 265/35/18 on factory unrolled rear and front guards without scrub. I guarantee you'll have issues if you lower it or go over potholes.

     

  6. On 9/19/2020 at 6:40 PM, dyl33 said:

    just to clarify because Step 11. is confusing

    The negative wire gets cut, fuel pump end goes to chassis earth.

    The other end ecu, goes to pin 86?

    Becuase step 11 says tape/cap off ecu end???

     

    Like this

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    Hey Dylan,

     

    The Green/White from the ECU remains cut/taped off. The Green/White from the Fuel Pump is to be connected to the 8GA Black Negative Cable and the remaining pin (86) is also to be connected to the 8GA Black Negative Cable. I used a piggy back connector on the Fuel Pump Negative Green/White to the 8GA Black Negative Cable so I could connect the remaining pin (86) to the piggy back connector (Green/White Fuel Pump to 8GA Black Negative Cable) to be grounded. I recommend using the negative battery terminal.

    I hope this further explanation makes sense. I can provide a photo of my wiring if you are still unsure.

    Piggyback Spade: https://www.jaycar.com.au/piggy-back-female-spade-red-pkt-8-self-sealing-quick-connectors/p/PT4810

  7. Hi all,

    I am looking to purchase a Nismo Triple Gauge Cluster as seen in the attached photo. I already have the speedo but am having a hard time finding the triple gauge. If you have one and are willing to sell it, please contact me as soon as possible.

    Thank you so much!

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  8. 37 minutes ago, GTSBoy said:

    While that is true....when it comes to asbestos, you might be surprised where it was still turning up.  Not that I know one way or the other about R34s, but I understand some other Jap cars from that era still had it.

    I know it was very popular in brake pads, gaskets and bonnet insulation.

  9. Thank you both for your responses!

    @KiwiRS4T

    I have not checked any of what you have said - I will make a note and see if I come up with anything. I am not running any aftermarket BOV.

     

    @tridentt150v

    I have a Nistune ECU which was installed and mapped by a performance workshop already. I know the coolant and oil smell so I can write that off. No smoke and the back of the car is clean. My old STI ran rich but the smell is different to what I am getting now - I'm starting to think I may have a leak somewhere - the exhaust is new and was installed by a workshop.

  10. Hello all - odd question.

    I knew that upgrading to a 3" TBE with a 100cell cat would increase power and noise but after a few months of running it I am now getting just a tad sick from the fumes being emitted. I am wondering if anyone here has an RB25DET running a 3" Exhaust with a 200cel cat or higher and can confirm what power they are able to get from running a higher cel cat and how bad the fumes are,  better if you have changed from a 100cell cat to a higher cell cat. 

    Currently making 204rwkw with no power modifications besides the Nistune & TBE - I am willing to sacrifice power.

     

    I appreciate any feedback ?

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