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Some exciting new updates,
19 Row Oil cooler fitted, Handy spot where all the Air con shit was all removed.
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Just a shot of the catchcan breather at the end of the line, looks awesome
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New oil filter spot
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Fuel setup in boot pretty much done, Deciding to mount battery out of the fuel box in case fuel line leak or something happens, don't want that shit near

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Vipec all done
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Fuel rail is going on today with the injectors and stuff, Hopefluly the front mount and radiator arrive very shortly, apart from that and the fuel reg should hopefully maybe get first ignition next week!

Big shout out to the boys at Galvsport, for putting in the extra effort every time , especially Gav for respraying my boot because he want's it looking schmicko and new, Anyone needs anything done hit these boys up, nothing but pride in their work and only the best quality, <3 xoxoxo

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  • 3 weeks later...
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On the battery install, personally I would not put it so close to fuel/surge tanks. The reason is if you have an impact on that side you could have a dangerous combination of possbile fuel leak and spark (battery short). Installing the battery on the other side of boot would be a safer move.

Great, clean build...well done!

  • 1 month later...

This car is going to be awesome. Love what you've done with the surge tank setup. Makes me want to build a cover for mine

Thanks man, It'll still be at least 2 months to go now... Moneys getting a bit tight and i keep getting surprise bills..

  • 2 weeks later...

How's it all going?

Apparently there's a small queue ahead of me while I had a couple weeks downtime with money. So we're just waiting for that to get cleared up, have been told could be 5 weeks, So not sure yet. But hoping for quick results as there's only Fuel Pump, Lift Pump, Fuel Reg stopping us from ignition #@JH32 , then just needs tune, tyres, and we're in business

Great build mate, keep us updated.

Hope you dont mind me asking but what has the budget been so far, you can PM me if you like. Just interested as my gtr is in need of a rebuild aswell.

Anyway great work so far, cant wait to see the results.

Great build mate, keep us updated.

Hope you dont mind me asking but what has the budget been so far, you can PM me if you like. Just interested as my gtr is in need of a rebuild aswell.

Anyway great work so far, cant wait to see the results.

Sorry didn't see this, So Far I've spent all in all about $60,000 not including the GTR itself. :)

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