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Well you know not reached them but it goes f**kin hard dude but iv spoke to a fair few people about it and they've said it needs a cold air intake because it spits flames and it over heats

I just wanted to know if a skyline parts would fit it..

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Hey guys. Got an m35 which randomly overheat after like stop start driving. Pushes coolant out of reservoir and I open up bleed valve and air pisses out

Replaced rad, rad cap, thermostat and clutch fan still heats up.

Pressure test is fine. Nil gasket issues

Any advice I'm loosing my marbles

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