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It's a random thread for talking shite. Very little useful content more like an ongoing conversation.

Just give nick shite about the LS1 and were all good. :)

Get faurked maxima owner :P

How bout u introduce yourself mate I.e name, what car you have and I believe Cap will fill u in on the rest :)

Yep well ahead of you Ant man, there's not alot of questions that need explaining but all of us whores welcome you :)

*except for Luke, Luke hates you :devil:

Only your R33 could offer you more love... Are you north or south side?

northside :)

i would love to meet more people around my area, i know there is a white 32 and a black 33 gtr like 1km from my house

Well that's good, Half love... The most love a man can hope for lol

half from you guys and the rest from my skyline :) full loved :)

spun bearings.

seized motor.

dirty 30 coversion.

ran out of money.

problems with manifolds.

started july last year.

just starting to get close to finishing now.

dirty 30 conversion?

what is wrong with the manifold?

dirty 30 is a term given to when you use an rb30 bottom end from a vl or older skyline, put a twin cam head(25/26) on it.

The manifold problem, was that for the size turbo I chose, the cheaper stuff didnt fit.

turbo fouled and bonnet didnt even come close to closing.

so dirty 30... make more power or? not really

that sucks about the mani. do is supra style.... cut your bonnet up with a nice big dirty hole and pod straight on the turbo hahaha :no:

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so dirty 30... make more power or? not really

that sucks about the mani. do is supra style.... cut your bonnet up with a nice big dirty hole and pod straight on the turbo hahaha :no:

more torque, nicer to drive around town.

and giant turbo, more powah!

extra capacity helps spool the turbo.

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