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hey guys just recently bought an "96 R33 s2 gts (Vic p-Plater)

i dont mind not having a turbo because im getting used to the car now and its ablitlty so in the future i'll understand how the car reacts when i get a gtst or gtr

i love it such a fun car to drive handles awesome

mods:

pod filter with CAI

sustec adjustable coilovers

apexi muffler

future mods:

sound system

greddy strut brace

bucket seat

possibly 4 point harness for some track days3555085.jpg02052008446-1.jpg02052008447-1.jpg

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.. Searching the forum will make your life much easier lol.

hahahaha!

Welcome to the forums mate!

I really like those rims on the car!

Its a good set of mods you got planned too!

I can tell you now.. when I got my fixed back bucket seat.. it was some of the best money I have ever spent! You feel what the car is doing a squillion times better!!! Which means you know how much more you can push it, or how much to back off.. You can feel the weight transfer better.. feel how stable the car is/isn't so you know where to improve your driving..

Best mod so far!

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