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just bought an R32 GTR NISMO a few weeks ago and wanna crack an 11 but wondering if i should do it to a car thats getting rare.

its doing my head in.

should i respray it back to gunmetal grey OR go all out and start changing this to get it going quicker. :banana:

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how far did you have to go to get an 11 out of your 32gtr???

I'm pretty sure I've told you before... you can run 11's on the factory turbos.

I know 2 people that have, and there are a few more on the forum as well.

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It's just a Nismo edition. it's like a regular GTR with some options you could get from the dealer thrown together as a bundle. And given that it's pre-molested it's not gonna be a collectors edition anytime soon. I say mod it however you want and don't hold back on account of it being a Nismo edition.

Think of it as a 50th Anniversary edition Falcon.

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