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Hey all, i have decided to use my car to its full potential as if it were just a v spec, but with the bonus of being a nur. Don't car about keeping cars stock for resale, want to use it for what nissan intended.

Firstly who here would do a nur up and secondly, Just want some advice on what mods are a good start, can't decide what to do to it just yet. Don't want roll cages or anything like that. Just what could be used well on the track but not too over the top for the street.

Thanks.

Come and talk to your neighbour across the road. lol

let mizzi do what he wants - yes its a nur, but its his car. At the end of hte day, its up to him to enjoy it how he wants......

He asked for all of our opinions. No? Were not stopping him from doing anything.

These are our opinions.

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So have you made a decision yet?

lol moddin a nur is like modding a z-tune. y do that? the whole thing will b the same as modding a vspec. yes u got yur n1 turbo's etc.. but there r aftermarket ones. at the end of the day, u might be runnin the same setup as a vspec. tho u got the nur badges.

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yeah going to keep it stock, if a good asking price comes around i will sell and make a profit, then do up a v spec2, to the ultimate, i think that is what i will do, no rush... Thanks for your oppinions.

yeah going to keep it stock, if a good asking price comes around i will sell and make a profit, then do up a v spec2, to the ultimate, i think that is what i will do, no rush... Thanks for your oppinions.

Sounds like a better option :/

yeah going to keep it stock, if a good asking price comes around i will sell and make a profit, then do up a v spec2, to the ultimate, i think that is what i will do, no rush... Thanks for your oppinions.

>.< Way to lose $2500 in stamp duty.

Guess it's still cheaper than paying big bucks to devalue your Nur.

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