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Heres my ride only had it for about 2 weeks and awhalf it was completely stock then i bought rim's and springs, smoked the back lights and side indicators and front and blacked the badge. Thats about it until i get the exhaust put in and then i'll just wait for my turbo car in a couple of years.

Adrian

I think the outside is about done now .


Next up is some new front seats or have my ones retrimed .


R35 GTR seats would be really cool to have installed though

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thats stock camber on the rear only have coilovers, looks like theres heaps of room because of the widebody but really theres just enough room so it only scrapes when i hit a dip at speed

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