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Awesome work mate, I have a soft spot for 31s. Well done! I'll be keeping an eye on this one, for sure.

Looking fantastic so far mate! Fantastic ride height. What other plans do you have for it?

Is there still room for this? I'm in, money will be in on Tuesday afternoon.

Moto is... Dont waste money! Good boy, you're finally listening to me

Do you really need the cat sensor? I couldnt get mine out of my old cat when I removed it, so I just cut it. Never felt a difference. Mate did the same with his drift car, and again, nothing.

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Your not going to pop flames with a highflow cat mate. You'll need a decat pipe for that. And I dont see the point of doing kits one piece at a time. It looks stupid! If you cant afford it, or slowly get parts together, just dont paint them until you have all of them. Just my opinion anyway.

Go to cred.com.au and ask Jeff Ash where he got his. He has one on his 4-door GTR, but even he said it wasnt cheap...

Hammer and a screwdriver. Harden up, Princess!

I havent had any experience with JJR, but my mate has a Kakimoto muffler with custom 3in piping, and it is the best sounding exhaust I've ever heard. I'm getting twin mufflers for mine when I have the money.

Looks good mate! Excellent work.

Common fix. I dont think it stays that perfect for very long though? Mine are in need of a good polish now, so I might see how long this way works.

2 screwdrivers, takes 20 seconds each time. Much easier then most calipers.

When the water pump goes, it'll leak out onto the timing belt, weakening it whether its brand new or not. Even newish belts can snap causing a lot of expensive engine damage. Because the water pump is behind the timing belt, it'll be cheaper to replace it now rather then pulling the belt apart again later down the track. While you're there, you may as well replace the timing belt, tensioners, crank and cam seals, and possibly rocker cover gaskets as well considering they're off anyway. Spark plugs wouldnt hurt either. Do it all together to save from pulling it all apart multiple times. Up to you though mate. I did it all myself, so labour wasnt an issue.

What happened to the Ford engine, man?

While you may not feel it right now, it will make your other mods more effective. Well done with the titanium exhaust!

Looks fantastic mate, well done. Cant wait to see this out on the track. What are you doing with the intake plenum? Keeping the stock one by the look of it?

Looks good Chris! I'll be keeping an eye on this one. Good to see your kinda back into a Skyline Write up a list of everything you want to do to the car!

Haha, I'm just giving you shit dude, relax. Front mount next? Please say yes...

Looks blue with a green tinge to me... Actually, they look good. Very good... Lol. Nice shots man.

Power comes from a wire inside the column, and grounds on the outside. Thats looks like a boss kit I think? Pretty sure thats how it goes. Its been a while since I've played around with steering wheels

What a brilliant idea Terry!

Any chance you can post them up here? Because that thing is sex on wheels, and he isnt the only one looking for more photos!

God damn that looks good Chris! Pity its 5 stud and not 4. Might have to give it a go when I get my hands on some 33 or 34 stockies. Save up and buy some new aftermarket rims. You could give NA 33 rims a go, but they wouldnt look that good.

I wouldnt have thought so. The lens is one piece. Try masking off the parts you want to stay standard, then spray some tint paint on.