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  1. hence they wasn't sold here.... yes.... even nissan doesn't have FAST for skylines(!) but buy parts from usa, japan, uk and australia when i need them
  2. the writing will be changed, and drifting department is just for fun, almost no-one in sweden has ever seen a japanese police car (some in the internet) but the theme is just my verion of their cars....
  3. the next (not that expensive) thing that i will do to make the "police theme" more complete. under the Tokyo Police Department Drifting department (that my car belongs to ) is there a sub-unit that goes under the name "Styling Police". They don't bother about speeding cars or cars that brakes the normal trafic rules. They only stop cars that either has a really ugly car eg. volvo 740 with a double blade F&F wing on the boot lid. also do they stop tuning/styling car owners that don't keep their cars clean, that just don't walsh their cars. the fines/tickets for these hidious crimes are 100 hours of cleaning and rebuilding of their car The Styling Police also have a budget for giving reverse tickets/fines, with that do i mean that they give a price for good styling/tuning, nice sounding car audio, shining cars and so on
  4. didn't mean that you should heat it to 150 degrees just let it be in the oven for a short period of time so the glue gets soft... the link: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...em=220199214705 don't know if the seller got any more.
  5. did buy the glass and the rear lenses from ebay australia coudn't find them anywhere else. why smash them? there are 2 easy ways of removing the standard glass. 1. put the headlights in the owen for a short time (100-150 degrees celcius) then will the glue that holds the standard glass in plase get soft and it is easy to remove (use gloves hence your hands will get burned otherwise) 2. use a heatgun/hairdryer to get the glue to get softer then just remove the glass. tools that might help you (helped me anyway) screwdriver to get between the houseing and the glass to be able to bend a knife to cut trough the "glue" then remove the old blue eg. with a knife. test fit the new glass, put on some new "glue" where the old glue was and put the new glass there. if you have to much glue you will have to put some time on cutting and trimming it away, to little your headlights will take in water when you walsh the car (but hence you have somewhat warmer climate then here in Sweden your water will turn in to gases directly ) just keep the glue warm and soft and it will be easy to remove the glass.
  6. the next thing that will be done on the car is that i tomorrow will start building the audio installation in the trunk, will keep it simple. and also sound deathen the trunk. have finally found the LED lightbar that i have been looking for a proper police car must have a lightbar
  7. when i get back from work (work in a different town from where i live at the moment) on wensday will the trunk get some attention. the sound installation will start with sound deathning the entire boot incl. the trunklid. the installation will be clean with the amps visable and the fuses seen behind some glass (that easily can be removed to be able to change them) the trunk will either be covered with black vinyl or grey carpet that looks like the standard covers in the trunk.
  8. it's boring to run the same car as others can run.... either small details or a makeover
  9. akeenan the "japanese text" will be replaced with the real japanese text for Tokyo Police, the grapics guy couldn't open the data file i gave him, and as usual was there "plenty" of time before i needed the car the text on the doors will be 東京 (Tokyo) 警察(Police) but with a more bold text that is on the doors right now.... NA_Goodness the suspension is HKS coilovers, and a front strutbar will be there aswell. the brakes will remain standard to start with, perhaps groove them and put on better callipers (think that is the right word) the engine will get a light tune. r33 turbo (with steel impellers not ceramic) 444 gtr injector wallbro fuelpump perhaps a remap or another box aldready have: FMIC 3" exhaustsystem 3" downpipe Oilcooler think that will do something to the performance...
  10. thanks for all the comments not that many r32 gts-t here in sweden.... the bodykit takes some time to get used to, but hence i'm not a good photograf the pictures doesn't give a true picture of the car, looks MUCH better in reality the next thing that i will buy for the car (exept getting the tires on the rear wheels so the car will have the same wheels as it is in the front) is a LED lightbar, much be able to look more like a policecar and if someone hade missed it at the shows (if possible) they won't after that the night streetraces will be fun when i arrive..... "the police is comming, lets get out of here" MOHAHAHA
  11. hence i haven't made a project thread on this forum before so did i think it was best to give you guys a summary
  12. thanks, most people has their thoughts about the rear, but that just means that they have seen the car and noticed it finally got the new headlight covers earlier this week. painted the inside of the headlight and testfitted the cover. will today do the otherone and mount this one, hopes it looks good with the white paint Here's some pictures of the graphics the Theme of the car is my version of a Japanese police car, there will also be a LED lightbar on the roof any ideas of what else i can add on the outside of the car? canards? additional grapics? bought some carbon fiber canards, don't know where they will fit (or if the even do) was at the first show this weekend. a picture of me in the hotdog line (me on the right side of the picture) some pictures of the car, it's not finnished and needs the right wheels in the back (same as in the front, but i didn't get the tires in time...) last weekend did i get a sound from the engine (metallic) turned out that it was one of the bolts for the cam gears that was "on the run" then i noticed that a spacer for the cambelt cover was stuck in the cambelt(!). those problems where fixed and i drove home and stopped several times just to be shore that the car would not keep falling apart... if that wasn't enough did the cooling liquid start to turn dark and the expantiontank started to smell of unburned petrol/oil = headgasket change (again). when i got the cylinder head back was the problem quite clear, the last guy that did the work on it made some scratches between the 5th and 6th cylinder... and cometic headgasked couldn't keep the compression inside the cylinders.... BUT we noticed that someone had done some work on the intake side so i ordered a greddy cambelt and a standard headgasket and changed it this weekend... so the car is alive... again the first testdrive ended at StreetCarsFest outside of Stockholm (Sweden) live about 20km from the show so i thought that why not drive there And now is we where i am today 2008 12th of may
  13. Some pictures of how it all looks when the door cars are retrimed. will put some sort of wire/sealer to make a nicer transfer between the grey alcantara sand the black vinyl. got the beuty out in the sun for the first time, must say that i am more then pleased of how she looks she is dirty (in many ways ) so the paint doesn't shine a it suppose to... plenty of room between the bodykit and the tarmac rearpart of the sideskirts front of the sideskirts front
  14. Some progress with the car... The subwoofer box is almost finnised, just some more fiberglass and polyester after that some fiberglassfiller. The Subwoofers will play towards the coupe, to make the sound go through the backseat will i cut up a hole there. Put in one of my Honda S2000 front seats aswell today, not mounted but to see how they would look Also bought some nice things to make shore that people wont miss the herritage of the Japanese "warior" And now are we where i am today Small update of what has happened during this weekend. Sound deathend the car so it won't sound like a bucket when the speakers kick in Also modifyed the standard brackets from the standard front Seats and welded them together with the Honda S2000 brackets and got them mounted. Turned out really good i think test fitted the new sidemirrors today They will be painted black so i get rid of the ugly ABS plastic "look" You have GOT to what your friend done on photoshop for you!: now are the sideskirts mounted, the glue is hardening so tomorrow will the front and rear bumper be mounted. Some pictures how it looks with the sideskirts mounted one of the frontfender wideners are also mounted and also the front bumper, but that one needs to be slightly adjusted to line up with the front fenders Finally managed to pay for my CLEAR LENS headlight lens did pickup some package yesterday... red led bulbs for the interior (speedo and so on) grey alcantara (same colour as light grey alcantara as the gt-r has on its rear seat. that i will use to cover the armrest and other parts in the car also alcantara shift "cover" and handbrake "cover" today did i glue and cover the doorcards (did forget to take a picture of the result, will do that tomorrow) and sort out some other things.
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