ecliptor

Seems like a waste of time removing the aircon then re-installing it later, id just leave it in and not use it and just have ur windows down/ sunroof open if u have one, as you will not seen any difference in performance or be any quicker in peek hour traffic with it removed

yes it will void the genuine kms, as the km's you use on the track will clock up on the 320km/h cluster and not the original - for example say ur car has 54,000 kms on its original cluster and you do 20kms on the 320km/h cluster, when you replace the original it will still read 54,000km

It can be done, but looks like alot of cosmetic altering and $$$

Very nice ride you have mate

Not 100% sure on this, but I think you also need the series 2 headlight's and bonnet as they are slighty different to the series 1

There are some real low life pricks out there, prob's damaged it out of jealousy cause they can't afford a nice import

I checked out the seller's bumpers and I'd say the problem is due to the fact the bumper you purchased is made of fibreglass, which 9 out of 10 times wont bolt up perfectly like a FRP bumper would.

Not to derail your idea, but are you 100% sure the dealer will need to wait months for you or someone else to pay the asking price? The dealer may very well sell it very quickly as the price they are asking is cheap for a R34 GT-R.

Nissan built the R34 GT-R from January 1999 up to the end of 2002, then Nismo offered the limited edition Z-Tune in 2003

Could you purchase one off Nissan?

The R34 GT-R was in production from '99 - '02

Why not just buy a East Bear GT-R replica rear bar?

JustJap sell Nismo Carbon pillar garnish's for $260

Yeah that seems abit steep, i'd phone round and see if you can get a better price

The R34 was originally from NSW but was sold to who ever owns it in Devonport, its a non turbo that was featured in Hot 4's a while back

Justjap.com sell R34 GT-R grill badges for $100