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Hey all,

just thought I would do the righty, new to this forum but not to forums as I am an active member of www.perthstreetbikes.com.

I have just purchased by first skyline, a 1997 series 3 GTR. It was purchased at auction through Danny at Imports 101 (Thanks Mate) on Saturday so will be here in month or so. Cannot wait to get my hands on it, genuine auction grade 4.5 with only one mark on the front lower lip which will 'buff right out' or maybe need a bit of paint but meh, the rest of the car is spotless and straight. One owner with 59,000 klicks.

A few pics....

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It has some nice extras already (Tein suspension, Kakimoto exhaust, apexi intake etc) but coming out of a 430rwkw supercharged thunder ute (I know a holden, but hey I have finally seen the light), previously owning a 12 second Sti and currently riding a 07 R1, I just knew that a basically stock GTR was just not going to keep me satisfied...................

so I went shopping and have the following waiting to be installed:

HKS Adjustable Fuel Pressure RegulatorSard 700 cc injectors HKS fuel pumpHKS extension kitHKS EVCHKS GT-SS turbo kitTomei Exhaust ManifoldTomei Pon Cam and pulley set (type B - 260 i/260 e).Tomei timing beltPower FC with hand controller,

Hopefully this lot should get her moving along quite nicely and put a grin on my face.

Ill post up some new pics when it arrives as well as a dyno sheet and then hopefully come out on a cruise to meet some of you lot.

Just one question, who do you lot recommend as good PFC tuners....?

Cheers

Simon

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ooooh Series 3! Nice! :D

Also, nice choice of mods too :rofl:

Best bet is to go to an SAU meet local to you and have a chat to the guys there, see who they use... There is a WA section but you probably already know that...

PFCs are great in the fact that nearly anyone can tune them, there are a few that excel in this area, but there are many that are more then capable :)

Also, WELCOME! :) Great choice of car!

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