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Hey, this was my old R34 25GT, first pic is a couple of days after I bought it, the second is after it had the bolt-on turbo fitted, third picture speaks for itself :no: I unfortunately don't have too many pictures left of it as they were lost on my old HDD.

It was a great car, would probably still have it today if it hadn't had been stolen and written off. The only thing I found wrong was I got bored with the performance after a bit, that's what made me do the turbo upgrade. Happens with all cars though, my GTT has had a fair few mods since getting it as well.

I liked the fact the 25GT didn't have HICAS!!!

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OK this is getting silly, we know you're new, and that you're keen on finding the right car for you etc. But please do a search before you post up some of these threads. HICAS has been covered to death on this forum... installation, explanation, removal and bypass.

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