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Hi michael are you in Syd?. If you after electrical stuff. I can recommend Revolution electronics. Ask for Con 02 9797 6499. I think their closed till the 16th Jan. He knows V35s really well. did my tuner in minutes!. You just reminded me I gotta get my auto door lock replaced.

Hi michael are you in Syd?. If you after electrical stuff. I can recommend Revolution electronics. Ask for Con 02 9797 6499. I think their closed till the 16th Jan. He knows V35s really well. did my tuner in minutes!. You just reminded me I gotta get my auto door lock replaced.

I'm in Brisbane, I'm going to see Chris Rogers on Saturday hopefully he can sort it out

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Hi guys,

Just picked up my V36 sedan about three weeks ago, just installed Eibach Pro kit and purchased a set of oem 370z rims, changed the rear tyres to Continental sport contact 5's 265/35 19's. The rears are pretty aggressive, the fronts I have some 20mm hubcentric spacers on the way for a bit of extra flushness.

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Hi guys,

Just picked up my V36 sedan about three weeks ago, just installed Eibach Pro kit and purchased a set of oem 370z rims, changed the rear tyres to Continental sport contact 5's 265/35 19's. The rears are pretty aggressive, the fronts I have some 20mm hubcentric spacers on the way for a bit of extra flushness.

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Looks boss man. Ive been waiting for a person to put 370 wheels on a 36. Suits it well? 350GT SP?

It came with the carbon front lip and carbon boot lip as well, got a little lucky with that, also came with Bilstein struts, thats what drew me to the car in the first place and once inspected in Japan I was told it was mint (4.5) so I went for it!

yeah black leather would be crap in aus. i think its only a sunroof and leather that adds the "premium" to the name.

seriously looks amazing mate, well done. i rekon exhaust and intake should be next. let that VQ35HR breathe and roar.

top job!!!

Thanks! I found that the Gram Lights were also a love/hate deal. I think these days most un-ordinary modifications are.

I chose the BBS because 1.) It had never been done - to my knowledge and 2.) Much like I believe the titanium Gram Lights will never go out of style, neither will the RS.

Sure, you can say the look doesn't quite fit the car, but I haven't seen a single car that the BBS RS doesn't fit. Any car, to me, looks good with them. The RS has been around since the 80's and people are still cleaning them up and putting them on new cars. They're timeless. I can buy any year model German car and they'll look great. I can buy a FT86 and they'll look great. I can fit them to a 10 year old V35 and they look great.

I can sit here and pull the whole, "it's my car" thing, but there really was a lot of thought put into this... just like the previous setup. While I enjoy my car, I want others to be able to enjoy it and appreciate the work as well.


And finally.... that rear lip... I mean... c'mon.. lol :P

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