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i got a problem with my r33 the engine shakes on idle and it hits da inside of the car which makes it very annoying this only happens when the car is warm i changed my coil packs to splitfire it went away a bit but the shaking is still there and this shaking problem sometimes causes my 33 on cold starts in the morning to shake even more like the rpm will not go up just stay at aroun 500rpm until i tap on da gas and then it will go up please some one help me with this problem as i want to install mods on the car but scared to coz of this problem cheers :)

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please some one help me with this problem as i want to install mods on the car but scared to coz of this problem cheers :)
could this do any damage to my engine if i do not loook into it strait away as funds are low atm

So you got funds to modifiy and upgrade the skyline,.. but not maintain it?

I think you need to get your priorities inline.

But i would look at the AFM next since coil and sparkies are new.

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