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Hi all,

After you guys invaded our Forum this week I guess a re-invasion was expected.:shake:

My name is Henry,I drive a R33 GTR V-Spec that I`ve owned from new which is very highly modified at well over 600BHP at the flywheel from my step 2 HKS 2.8litre engine.

I also co-own the UK`s most powerful GTR,the ex-Sunyou Pro-Drag R32,and am looking forward to getting a few RH9 times in the UK in 2003.

Merry Christmas,

Henry.:mad:

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G'day mate! :)

Well, it was only a matter of time before you poms invaded our turf. :(

Here we don't need all that fancy gear under the bonet. All we need is a BBQ and a slab of VB in the boot (like fatz).:D

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