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Hi all,

Have been into skylines and imports forever, saved some money for a house, shopped around and realized houses are freaking expensive and don't go very fast at all. Some of them also smell like old people. So have just purchased a skyline, 1996 R33 GTST M. It is shiny.

The car is on a transport coming in from interstate, should be here in a few days. Would have driven it back after i test drove it but I have no license (again) and would have surely been pulled over. Drove to Melbourne 2 weeks ago and sat on 170 most of the way. Good times.

Really wanted a 34 but found a clean example with under 90,000 K's (dont tell me that's fake because i'll just put my fingers in my ears) and factory sunroof, loads of HKS gear.

Current Mods (not my fault they're in caps, i copied and pasted):

HKS FRONT MOUNT INTERCOOLER

3" EXHAUST SYSTEM

3" DUMP PIPE

NISMO LOW MOUNT MANAFOLD

AIR INTAKE

HKS BLOW OFF

TURBOSMART DUAL STAGE BOOST CONTROLLER

EXEDY HEAVY DUTY CLUTCH

FRONT STRUT BRACE

HKS ADJUSTABLE SUSPENSION

BOOST GAUGE

BOOST JET SWITCH

TURBO TIMER

PIONEER HEAD UNIT MP3 PLAYER

THIS CAR WAS DYNO TUNED RUNNING AT 12 POUND BOOST REACHED 183KW ATW

Like all cars I've had I always buy with the intention to spend no more on them, which changes soon after. This time I am preparing early by picking out mods before I even have the car, it's more efficient that way :P

Nice place you got here SAU :P

Here's a real quick basic Q, how much boost can I run with my current setup without anything exploding? keep in mind my fuel system in stock.

That group buy for power FC's looks exciting...............

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