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Can anyone tell me what this Limited Edition Badge means on this motor. Checked the block number and its not N speck or what ever it is. (yes Im a not too car minded female - deal)

It has Nismo 555c injectors so I have discovered, dont really know much of the internals, Hubby suspects it has cams but dont think that has anything to do with this "Limited Edition" Badge.

I guess it is possible a previous owner decided it looked cool and just stuck it on there.

any info would be appreciated.

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Yeah, nothing, plaque wise or stamp wise suggests anything. Im wondering if a workshop that does up engines maybe put it on after working on it. We have only just last night started having a good look at her and we are quite surprised at what we are finding so far, It is deffinately not stock. Maybe someone knows of a motor builder who may have put this badge on it??

I wish I knew more about the cars history.

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Yeah it does look a bit holden, especially with the orange too. Funnily enough the seat covers are V8 Supercars ones. lol

I think I remember hearing a VL Calais Turbo has the same motor as a skyline (correct me if im wrong) maybe the motor was out of a holden?

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