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You bought it without knowing what mods its got? :Oops:

From the looks of it, after market FMIC, strut brace, custom airbox

other than that no idea

do GTRs have the battery in the engine bay?

hi  

i bought this car recently and it hasnt arrive from japan yet but i want to know what mods can you see and is there any problem so far just from the picture such as too old , somethng with wrong the setup or a mechnical failure etc

thanks

front mount??!?! what gives you that idea? :confused:

All I can see: ARC airbox, strut brace, HKS bovs, some japanese made twin-turbo pipe.

That's all you can tell from that photo.

And R32s had the battery in the engine bay.

thought that aftermarket pipe might have been intercooler, couldnt think of what else it would be

Ahhh :O Yeah, that pipe replaces the stock "twin turbo" labelled pipe that joins the output of the two turbos... The stock one has a very sharp angle joining the first turbo...

It might very well have an aftermarket front mount, but you can't tell from that photo.

Not sure about the condition... That is a very weird place to put the BOVs... An R32 owner might be able to tell you more about it's condition...

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