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Washed the dust and Bird Crap off it and Photographied it.

(I really have to get back on that laser guided, bird seeking flamethrower I was working on)

Have owned it (her) for just over 2 years now. :wub:

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Looks great

Why Thankyou Sir. :thanks:

You need better rims :P

Maybe. I actually quite like them as they are a bit different but I may end up repainting them Black instead of the Gold or even strip them back to the Silver I suspect they originally were.

You should change your sig pic to show off your new rims. :yes:

which poncams?

interested to know the power figure?

Type B's im pretty sure. 260degree exhaust for single turbo. Yeah good question, i should have it back before this weekend. Ill let you know how i go.

Where is it getting tuned?

Trojan are doing it for me.

Maybe. I actually quite like them as they are a bit different but I may end up repainting them Black instead of the Gold or even strip them back to the Silver I suspect they originally were.

Gold volk GTC's - dress it up a tad

Type B's im pretty sure. 260degree exhaust for single turbo. Yeah good question, i should have it back before this weekend. Ill let you know how i go.

Trojan are doing it for me.

I got Type A's in mine!

Gold volk GTC's - dress it up a tad

Not being a connoisseur of rims, somehow I knew before Googling "Gold Volk GTC", that these would be the rims on your R34.

Probly out of my price range methinks.

hehehehe - I see you have caught the refrence.

An awesome purple R33 GTR known as RH9 sported these rims. They looked great on it.

So seeing yours is similar this was an easy leap of faith.

$2k should secure you a 2nd hand set without Tyres or worn tyres.

Here is a 34 with them

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^phat.

Today I walked in the shed, looked at the line and walked back out.

:P

Haha that's about all the action mine has been seeing too! Although Pete did put the c-tek on it for me so at least she's not flat when I do decide to go for a run :)

$2k should secure you a 2nd hand set without Tyres or worn tyres.

Here is a 34 with them

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Definately out of my price range methinks !!!

Does look the biz though.

OT. Fairly certain I have fixed my Bosch 044 gurgles when warm, needle was just above E so I put 47L in it and got a 15c/L Discount !!! Everyday Rewards Baby !!!

You fill with Bourbon or something?

Well I guess at the price/L and if bone dry empty, it would cost me $108 to fill. (without Discount) Caltex Vortex 98 Always.

Generally getting anywhere between 12L/100km & 14L/100km.

Installed the rear sway bar, and raised the front by 75mm.. lol..

Dropping it in at Ultimate tunes to press in the bushes and install the sway bar links while they're at it..

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