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Hi Guys I wanna join motor sport and i'm seeking a track ready car as I know building one form scratch isn't cheep.

Though i am an aspirated fan, i love boosted skylines

The link below is the car I have in mind though a mate on mine thinks the car is too powerful & serious to start off with. Do you guys agree?

I want value for money and more so Cheap Thrills, and i think bringing a car up to a similar spec as the one below will cost more. yes?

http://www.my105.com/ListingDetails/tabid/65/p/19/cid/3916/id/2911/Default.aspx

The mods are:

6 point roll cage

Bigger turbo

R34 GTR brakes

R32 GTR intercooler

Spitfire Coil packs

in car adjustable boost reg.

High flow injectors

z32 airflow meter

Recently dyno tuned

White line sway bars

Has been used in Targa tasmania.

I know its hard to say but generally speaking and from your experience, is a car like this expensive to maintain and should i expect regular problems?

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looks like a bargain to me. If you think it's too powerful turn down the boost.

Definitely worth considering.

I wouldn't expect it to be particularly unreliable, no more so that any other car that regularly sees the track.

Good car.

Contact Savman or DJdrift to get the inside line mate.

or me :) , it is a cheap car for the amount of work that has gone into it , you couldn't build one the same anywhere near that price . as for your skill level , it's a bit of a jump in the deep end with that much power but i'm sure you could whack a smaller turbo on it and get it retuned untill your confident :D

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