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Hey guys, im not sure this is the right section but please correct it if it is.

At the moment im just pondering this so theres no definite answer, but I want to swap my skyline for another skyline, a stock one. I have a R33 GTST with all the basic mods – fmic, pod with cold air box, boost controller, 3 inch high flow exhaust with 3 inch bellmouth and high flow catco cat, coilover suspension, engine strut brace, 400r body kit, running about 10 psi, and about 160-170rwkw.

Im after a good nick stock R33, why? As I said im pondering but im sort of heading toward the “keep the original look” and keep it well! sort of over the whole going fast thing.

Why not to do it, my cars coilovers are knocking a bit, and also has a bit of a boost leak which ive yet to fix, but if your good with that sort of thing it shouldn’t be hard to fix

Why to do it, you get a car with all the basic mods done already and don’t have to go through it all.

As I said just pondering so flaming is welcome haha.

cheers

please pm me any interests to think apon

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