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R32 Gtr Rebuild, Project Black Magic

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Hi guys, thought i would post up the most recent pics of my car after a year of ownership, she is looking a lot better and has a healithiest spec list too :rofl:

Its a 1991 Nissan Skyline R32 GTR

Spec is

2600cc Striaght Six, Twin Turbo

HKS Downpipes

Twin HKS Dumpvalves

HKS Air Filters

Apexi Hybrid Intercooler

Blitz Nur Spec Exhaust

Decat

Blitz DSBC Boost Controller

HKS Turbo Timer

D1 Spec Catch Can

Carbon Cam Pulley Cover

Alluminium Air Deflection Panel

Front upper Strut Brace

Rear Upper Strut Brace

Drilled & grooved 300mm Discs, with Brembo 4 pots

Redstuff Pads all round

OZ 3 Piece 17" split Rims, on Toyo Rubber

Ganador Style Mirrors

Currently the car is running 1.0Bar of boost and should be Circa 380-400 BHP

plans for the future are a full respray, carbon bonnet, new wheels, and a Roll Cage

hope you like it

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