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Hey everyone, sick forum you got here!. Ive been a skyline lover for a long time but only recently got my r32. Ive been riding moto's since I could could walk but I finally decided to sell my runabout car an cbr1000 for an r32!. Finally the baby brother of my dream car is in my drive way. I wanted an r32 gtr but my wallet isnt deep enough so I settled with a 93 r32 gts-t with a gt-r body kit :P. LOVING IT!!. I know my bikes a lot more than cars but ive scratched the suface with cars a bit, currently I am running:

R34 neo turbo (Guessing one of the bigger turbos without a custom manifold?)

GT-r fuel pump

GT-r Injectors

Spitfire injectors

Apexi coilovers + pod

Turbosmart boost controller + turbotimer

Stock ECU with Nistune Chip (good up to about 500HP from what I hear?, thinking about apexi powerFC upgrade?)

Has a few more bits and pieces but prob not worth mentioning...

Would be sick to get to meet some fellow skyline junkies (hopefully some in my area too). Im really looking forward to picking some of your brains for tips etc.

Cheers!, Mariopost-87089-0-43077900-1313247583_thumb.jpg

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