Billyboy369

I know that it’s been two years, but did you ever find out the problem, I am having the same in my 1999 R34 RB25DE NEO, have replaced the coilpacks and harness and spark plugs, have checked my AFM, and no change have put some injector cleaner in and there was a slight improvement but it’s still idling low and rough

Yeah that's pretty much what I was after, I expected it to be a bit more them just a $200 tablet so now I know what's needed thanks for the help

I'm definitely going to have a look at this set up so far is closest to what I want, if it stops the dash working ill just have to deal with it

See the thing is I like my stock dash and just want one set up just like the GTR M.F.D where it displays useful information and can keep track of peak values, I could use the stereo idea but would need a way to get it to work with iPhone (I have both Apple car play and android auto though) would it be easier to install one from a GTR, but would want a way to change the GTR symbol to a GTV one or even just R34 (im against any GTR badge in anything other then a Genuine GTR

I’ve thought about something like this but want something that just displays my gauges (water and oil temps & pressure etc etc)

Hey guys, i have a 1999 R34 GTV I have been thinking of wiring a tablet in and making a mount for up the top of the dash like the GTR ones and was just wondering what steps would I need to take to get it functioning properly, I want to replace my three current gauges and just have the tablet displaying all the temps and pressures, would I need to program the tablet in some way or is there an app for it and how would I wire it in so that it actually reads and displays the correct temps thanks in advance

Okay well I’ll keep an eye out for some, I saw one set of rear rotors with the brackets but can’t find any for the front (only ones that fit a GTR and I doubt they would fit)

Hey guys probably a stupid question but I was just wondering if I could fit larger rotors on my R34 GTV while keeping the stock GTT callipers, I’m running 18” wheels and want to fill them as much as I can I’ve heard 355mm would fit snugly but would like to keep my callipers as I like the stock look any help would be greatly appreciated

I’m not really to fussed on the price as I know a decent work costs a decent price I’ll give the performance shops a call and see how they go

My local Mechanic has no intentions of touching the car has he doesn’t have the room, time or man power, I have all the parts that are required, I’m trying to find a mechanic that has done this before and knows what they are doing

I have approached the two local mechanics that had good reviews and they said no due to it being a lot of work and it will impact other jobs

Hey I’m looking at having a manual conversion done in my 1999 Nissan Skyline GTV sedan, I have all the parts required I’m just having a difficult time finding someone that would be willing to take on the job and was wondering if anyone could recommend anybody, preferably in the Newcastle Region but am willing to travel within NSW

The orange ones go to the low beams and the black ones go to these female connectors but I don’t have the male ones

I have tried putting the headlights in today bout couldn’t get the low beams to light up, everything else worked no problems at all but I can’t get low beams on, can anyone give me some advice?

I have removed the engine cover from my engine but I still have pipes and hoses over the top of my engine and I was wondering what is required to relocate them so the top of the engine is visible like In GTR’s

I have purchased headlights with genuine OEM parts just wasn’t sure if they would fit straight in or not, thanks I’ll have a look when they arrive

It’s a stock 1999 Skyline R34 sedan GT-V N/A

I have a 1999 Skyline R34 GT-V N/A

Hey I am looking to swap out my factory none xenon headlights for xenon one's but I am not sure if the casing will fit straight in to the car or is there other modifications that I need to make first

Wanted to buy a set of R34 GTT Xenon headlights