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hi all, not sure if i posted in the right place but i was looking at getting some mods done on my R34 GTR, just basic things, i have bought a Power FC, new induction & exhaust. I remember a place called tilbrooks, but they arent around anymore, there was a guy there called Brady who seemed to know his stuff, anyone know where he is these days?

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yeah Steve is awesome and he can play the competitive game and he WONT use anything but Nissan parts

i had my front crown gear replaced by him he managed to do it engine in and the front shaft seals were leaking and car had to go back like twice and he was all cool about it

Try Willall Racing, Cnr Wilkins Road & Browning Street, Gillman. Mark Tillbrook works there now and those guys really know there GTR's

the car i bought was built by them.

everyone has been amazed to say the least at their work.

going there to get re-tune as it was martains old car to begin with but even untuned the car flys!

Didn't think Willal did regular services on "off the street" customer cars?

i know a few people that go there for general things and full race car setups.

but im guesing their not ones to go to if all you want is a new set of brake pads or your bov put on as they've got alot of import things to do with the 35's parts production for the USA

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