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Dropped in some cams. The car drives much better than before. Better mid range and top end. Boost level is maxed at 18 psi. The GT-SS turbos are great for the street and daily driving. good response and power band. My last car had twin top mount turbos and made more power but i actually prefer this set up as the power is so usable and alsmost instant. i have had 2530's too and i can say that this feels very similar but with more response.

HAHAHA....... Denote the NON-sexual manner! hahah just incase!

Just a question for widebody how many times did u get pulled over by the cops?

haha its an awesome ride and did u get pulled over a few times or take it for a run?

p.s GTauto did my gearbox conversion too - greeat workshop if u have a gt-r

sweet car widebody, I love my gtr.

would you say the gt-ss turbo's are maxed at the 300awkw mark or do they still have a bit in them?

also, my ignorance- but where's the GTAUTO workshop?

It's right behind mercury, about 2 streets away off newmarket road. It's on edmonstone street, I forget the number and from memory you cant see the number of it cause it's a fair way from the road. Just remember if/when you do go there to drive on their driveway really slowly! it's got very deceitful speedbumps and I bottomed out on one cause I didn't see it ;)

There there shane, its ok...

:Col strokes shane in a calm non-sexual manner:

i get "pwned" all the time by you lot, but its starting to become soo repetative i'm finding it funny :yes:

got them slicks yet? if you need a hand hooking up that nos system give me a yell

oh and b4 i forget, when u want some1 with half a clue of how to pedal it, send me a PM :domokun:

P.S please dont ban me :D

Awsome, but something tells me you will tinker with it... :)

Good to see you return to the dark side, let us know when you take delivery (I assume youll be buying an R34 GTR) ;)

Tinker - maybe... hehe

Already have it, yeah it's an R34 V-spec, white with Gold 19" Rays Gt-c rims....

I'm a Nissan man deep down, was always coming back!

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