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520PS with no visable fuel cell or aftermarket pumps. Hmmm :wave:

Plenty of intank pumps avail to support that power and more. Nismo, HKS, Sard, Tomei....... the list goes on

Not a bad car for 10K at current bid, from what i can guess...

This has got to be the cleanest modified Skyline i've ever seen.

http://page11.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/n55397895

You're not wrong! I've got one in the same colour with standard wheels - but even though it was the bvest one I could find it doenst match up to that!

Its clean and all. But to me, the interior shot where you can see the odometre, Im 99% sure I can read a 14X XXXkms... So its got a few ks on it. That and look at the handbrake boot, just around the top, and the intercooler.

Still fairly clean tho.

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