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its amazing how limo tint and compressed springs change the appearence of a car

i would prefer those mods on a bmw, id go for 19" or 20" hammanns or lowenharts

-ive seen altezza's with GTR engines before in option magazine, wonder how that goes like..

-im not sure but looking in the option magazines i think some of the gs300's comes with the twin turbo 2J engine in japan

or even better,somebody wide bodykit and put wide rims on a 4 door skyline please

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Originally posted by Nizmo

As for the cutoffs .... didnt you see them in the first sequence of 2F 2F ... u know the hoes that get out the back of the truck haha  :)

Sorry I haven't seen the movie, I'm not allowed cause I can't say 'bro' properly. And everytime I hear someone say 'NAWWZ' I uncontrollably strangle people and beat them with a tuna.

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is200 got 3S GE engines, altezzas got 3s gte i think

The IS200 has a 1G series engine but it's the narrow valve angle jobbie so it's a FE which is crap for performance.

The Japan models got a 3G 2 litre four and an optional turbo model. Getting a mag in from OS with a write up on the rarer turbo model...

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Have Fun....hehehehehehehe

i've read in a import mag, that one of the lexus models possibly is300 gets a 2jz-ge. and it'sa straight swap to a 2jz-gte because they had a whole article on the swap, and the car was mint, it was running a Blitz Turbo :D big bad ma'farka

adrian :D

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