JaseR33

Pics are awesome...What a great variety of cars!

Good quality jap parts are no cheaper than the online sellers here. But you can save on freight and other charges. You can get to a few part shops from mong kok station. Just buy an option fans mag and navigate with your tourist map. I've got no idea about seats though!

what car does the bar suit mate? gts-t or gtr? Cheers Jason

You can adjust torque settings on the GT Pro. I'm also looking for a new diff and am looking for feedback Will probably go for Cusco Type RS for streetability...but if only for drifting...either of these will do the job i think. They're all good quality diffs.

Hi Dave, Can you post how you wired up the EGT gauge. I got the same one but am unsure what colour wire is what...would appreciate if you could give me a few tips. Cheers Jason

Just wondering if anyone has given any feedback on these in terms of feel and quality...read the feedback thread but not much mention on hot they feel. Like real leather??? Cheers Jason

Just wondering with these...any more feedback after weeks of use?? How do they feel? Interested in next buy so any details will be helpful. Cheers Jason

Hi mate, Just after a few odd bolts and clips. bolt for rear seat to floor support and bolts for front bar reo to body. Also clips for front bar if available. Actually any bolts that you can pull of will be helpful! trying to get all the odd ones i'm missing replaced. I'm willing to pick up if in Brisbane so pls let me know:p Cheers

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Where are you located? Willing to separate parts?

So do the GTR pumps fit neatly into the Gts-t brackets??? Or do you need a gtr bracket to fit these?

Just make sure you get a good hole saw that can cut metal! I learnt the hard way... Also try to avoid cutting the clutch fan or cut as minimal as possible so that it doesn't get imbalanced. Also if it's your first time give yourself at least a whole day to get it done! I'd probably have paid someone to fit it though rather than do it again...

Looking for an engine/clutch fan for R33 gts-t. PM me if you have one available. Include you mob no. Willing to pay freight. Located in Brisbane. Cheers Jason