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Sounds very strong. Did yavus give u an idea on what u could achieve on pump at say 23psi?

Well 12 months ago it made 405rwkw at 23-24 psi IIRC. Different head and cam combo so who knows now.

Really like your car.

White is my preferred color on any GTR.

Thanks mate all it needs is its series 3 front lower lip back but I refuse to pay $1,100 from Nissan for a crappy bit of plastic.

Yeah that is ridiculous.

But anything new from Nissan tends to be that way :verymad:

Can't you source a 2nd hand one?

I've been looking for years now. They're either painted or faded and scuffed up. Either ain't good enough. haha

A little update.

Rang Unigroup today to see how the sperm whale was going. Done bits and pieces. The pests that want to go to power cruise have jumped ahead inline! Grrr!

New "road rims".

88C0C145-EC3D-48E6-B148-C77F80DAC224-345

18 x 10 + 20. Booya!

Lmgt1s? I had those on another gtr...fat wheels and suit the era!

I know. Remember I asked what size and offset they were :P.

A lazy 285's will be going on these mofo's!

There are guys restoring these ADM r32gtrs with scuffed lower lips and they paint them in what looks like a factory finish...might be an option for u?

I have had mine reconditioned recently as it was trashed and it now looks as good as new.

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