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Alright, newly purchased a skyline series 1, with 80,xxx on the clock. I've found this forum to be my "go to" source of information or advice.

Planing on posting some kind of progress build once I'm more competent with this site.

THanks guys :)

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welcome.

series 1 of what model?

32, 33, 34, 35, 36?

glad to hear this is now your go to site.

it has ALOT of info, so use search or google.

hope you enjoy the site for more than just info.

when you are ready, please post pics.

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Alright it's an R33, Gts-T series 1, maroon. 5 speed manual. It's only very mildly modified. Apart from-

Front mounted intercooler

Full 3.5" exhaust with split dump pipe

K&n filter

currently makes 180.8kw on 10 psi :)

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