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I had suspension issues, i couldn't use coilovers to get through the roadworthy, so i put in stock cefiro struts, but they were still too low so i had to use stock R32 skyline springs with cefiro shocks. That was the major head f+%k.

Its a march 1989 model

David

Cheers for the feedback guys. yes the front spoiler scrapes a lot, i think i should raise the front about 20mm.

someonestolecc; yeah the rear bar goes bluish in different lights, in the photos you sort of get to see how it changes colour. Sometimes its completely silver, other days grey, others blue, just depends on the whether. (must have pearl in it or something)

DC; 5 months isn't that long in the scheme of things, Regency was the biggest bithc, being from adelaide you should know.

David

Thought i'd let you know mods,

1989 (March) Nissan Cefiro 125000kms

RB20DET

3in mild steel dump/front pipe

hi-flow cat

3in mandrel bent stainless cat back exhaust

JunBl muffler, and oval tip

OEM hybrid intercooler 780x300x76mm, 2.5in mandrel stainless pipes

HKS airpod

D2 coilovers

Dish 15in wheels

Got it dynoed the other day, 137.8 rwkw. (would post pics but i don't have a scanner)

Do you think that kind of power is reasonable considering mods or should i have more?

What should i do next for the car, both looks and peformance??

David

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