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RubyRS4 Grand Master

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Spacers under the bonnet hinge will get ya big kw too ... and the chance to have your head lobbed off in a head-on crash, thats totally sick!

A missing wheel nut from each rim will save you weight and add kw too

Save more weight ... replace licence plates with cardboard and scribble rego number on it.

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or roll the car for that 'compact' look

replacing all windows with gladwrap saves a lot of weight, means you can order maccas drive thru at least 2x extra per week.

Or better yet, angle grind the roof off for that custom convertible! youd have a rare car!

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Gotta admit, this is pretty kool. Looks good too !

...must...resist...chopping up....my 31...

thats awesome! slightly, well, very, very off topic, but anyone got photos of 32,33,34 convertibles?

Damo_R34 Grand Master

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take one of your lights out for mad kwz mate.....also have different coloured parking lights

btw this thread has totally derailed lol

Well i guess he got his answer, so this thread isnt a total failure?

RubyRS4 Grand Master

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haha maybe i should just do what my bogan mates did and poke a hole in my exhaust.

and then sell my Skyline for a Commodore, but with fully sick sound systems

What? You mean you'll switch the radio from AM for FM?

But wouldn't that drown out the sound of the unadjusted tappets rattling away? :blink:

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