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Hey!!

newbie alert here,been on the GTROC forum for a while now,thought i'd join up here aswell since i got myself a 4door R32 GTS25,automatic right now,though it won't be for long

Just saying hi,anyone got any threads that i can look out to see how i can fit GTR running gear into the car :)

and these are the current 2 that we own:

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so weid seeing such a stock r32. did they some with silvia sr wheels factory over there?

I've seen a lot of NA R32's with those wheels so i'm starting to think maybe they did come out with them. Unless people are just using them for compliance due to the wide availability of them for the NA r32's.

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