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That's just asking to get posted on the Fast Fours Forums...telling them it's photochopped...those little riced-up 16 yo would love it!!!!

Top effort mate...good to see these N/A Skylines we have aren't so ***** after all :P

(I don't care what you say my car is still N/A) hahaha

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  jlnewton said:
Good work John, it looks like it was always meant to be there!

Thats what i said, i have a very very talented mechanic, i forgot to take the pics of me sitting in the engine bay flinstones styles

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  krawler said:
Cant wait to hear V8 skids :)

It'll attract bogans from near and far, you'll have a tail of about 18 falcs behind you, all grunting and pushing their mates into the bushes.

Uhm someone told me the nissan V8 basically has two SR20 heads?

Ummmm come to think of it yeah it looks almost the same aye, there different obviously as only one side has the crank angle sensor and the other bank is mirrored so the variable inlet timing stays on the correct side. there heaps of pics with no rocker covers in my gallery tell me what u think?

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