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Hello everyone

Hey guys/girls,

Always been a follower of your forum and now have finally joined.

I have the proud owner of a 94 s1 r33, with fairly stock mods (plans of a build, money permitting). Full turbo back exhaust, 3" dump, 3.5" custom piping and tucked high. A few things in the engine bay to tidy and tuck things away. Boost T, BoV. Suspension mods include coilovers, rear toe arms (hicas deleted completely), front lower control/castor arms. Rims + tyres like everyone. The worst paint known-to-man, with an even worse body kit. 

Plans I have for the car, include engine rebuild with end game of 400hp mark. Permitting (money again xD), would love to do a 26/30 build with a TT setup and custom runner intake and scroll turbos. But alas, money. So at the moment, the car is off the road for some good old tlc and a fix up. At the moment the engine will get bolt ons, and possibly cams. But time will tell.

Hope this is a little insight to my land boat, and maybe when it is on the road again someone might see me sailing xD

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