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Well the guy at the import shop reckons that there's no Skyline/Silvia specific gearbox crossmembers but rather just the A, B and C types.

I took the C type off my car tonight and put on the B type that I bought and it bolted up perfectly (this came off an S14 SR20 manual). I looked at the A type at the shop and it looked identical to the C type.

Nice setup, what controller are you using?

SPAL FAN PWM V3 - http://www.spalusa.com/store/Main.aspx?p=itemdetail&item=FAN-PWM-V3

Best thermofan controller on the market. Tapped into the factory coolant water temp sensor and programmed it from there.

What brand of radiator is that Rekin?

ASI radiator off ebay. $200 cheapie. Had to get the drain valve retapped.

And the thermofans i got are Flex-a-lite 410

http://www.frsport.com/Flex-A-Lite-410-420-Dual-12-inch-Puller-Auto-Electric-Fans-2500-CFM_p_12555.html

Thinnest on the market (and expensive too >_< )

Flexalite_410_02.jpg

Here's a few newer Pic's of my Shitter R32 its far from perfect but its on its way up and thats the main thing! :)

With A friends TE37's that i borrowed for a wheekend while My wheels were being powdercoated (only pic in daylight)

R32WithTE37s.jpg

And then a couple with the P1's back on unfourtunitly havent got a chance to fit the factory side skirts and pods :( and havent been able to take any decent Pic's.

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R32Shitness.jpg

can any one email me a copy of the R32 GTR workshop manual, or more specifically diagrams of the intake side plumbing,

Whats your email Daniel? Also, did you have any luck with that filter?

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