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Hi everyone. My name is John and I'm an American living in Japan. While here I had the chance to pick up a cherry 1990 GTR. I've played with a lot of cars and motorcycles in the past but this is my first skyline. I'm pretty handy and already have a decent mod list going.

Nismo charge pipes

Tomei TI Extreme exhaust

Full nismo suspension/bushings/R-tune coil overs

Alcon 4 pot 355mm front brakes, Akebono 2 pot 350mm rear

D585 coils

Trust 100mm intercooler

ABS Delete

Cusco 1.5way rear diff

Bride Euro seats

Just to name some of the big stuff. Currently have an OS transmission put together and a nismo twin plate coppermix going in as my next project. I've attached some pics. One at the infamous Tatsumi PA, at Tsukuba Circuit, and at Fuji for the annual nismo festival. Hope you like them and happy to meet you all.

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