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You can get wheels up to 13" wide on some Jap designed wheels. Not too sure as to whether those sizes and offsets will fit on the 33's though.

As far as I know, it should be a straight swap over. Might need a little modification to the bracket, but it shouldn't be too hard. A good condition GTR pump should get you to the 200rwkw mark safely.

Yeah, usually some moderate gutter rash damage can be fixed for about $70 - $100. Don't get 7" wide wheels.

Yeah the place had quite a lot of things, but they shut down near the beginning of the year I think. I'm not 100% sure they closed down, but I'm pretty sure they were having a huge sale of some sort (sounded like they were closing down).

If you've already got the 1.1mm gapped plugs, regap them. I think what he was trying to say, is if you want plugs gapped to 0.8mm already, buy the plugs with that code. It's always best to buy plugs already gapped to that size isn't it? I think it was iridium or platinum plugs you can't regap.

The fuse should be on the driver side kick panel. Not 100% sure though.

I'm pretty sure they're the same. Their tail lights are the same so I assume the rear bar would be the same also.

This information is for the 33's coupe and sedan. For the coupe's: Exterior Length 4640mm Exterior Width 1720mm Exterior Height 1355mm Interior Length 1820mm Interior Width 1415mm Interior Height 1090mm Wheelbase 2720mm Front Track 1460mm Rear Track 1470mm For the sedan's: Exterior Length 4720mm Exterior Width 1720mm Exterior Height 1375mm Interior Length 1895mm Interior Width 1425mm Interior Height 1115mm Wheelbase 2720mm Front Track 1460mm Rear Track 1470mm Hope that helps.

For the 32's the sedans are 50mm longer in length. Chances are, the 33's will be longer too. I'll try and find the exact measurements for you.

I hope to be at the next GOR cruise. The only bad this I'm not going to be in the 32. I won't be able to drive turbo'd cars

Renew Auto no longer exist as far as I know.

That's f**ked too mate. How was the damage to the paint?

Looks like it was a good turn out. I wish I was old enough to get my licence. I would've joined you out there with my four door.

It could be okay for the switch to go down, but the 'up' direction of the switch could be rusty or something.

I haven't had this problem myself, but it sounds like it could be something to do with your passanger's switch. Try pulling it out and having a look.

Yeah I've heard it's something like that. It's always best to go for the largest gap you can do without your car missing.

If you were to run 17/18's instead of 19's, it would be a better ride. Smaller rims mean you'll have more air/volume in your tyres to absorb bumps etc. How bad does it rub? And where does it rub? If you hate the ride that much, swap them for some 18's or even some 17's.

Would the speedo cable have anything to do with this? On cars with stuffed speedo cables, the speed meter would 'wobble' below about 4kmh. Does yours do this?

Just leave it the way it is in my opinion. You don't want anything to go wrong with your newly painted skyline. He was an ass for doing what he did though.

Where was it parked? What area was this in? Have you been pissing someone off lately? Sorry about what has happened mate. Some people don't have a heart.

I would go for an R32 myself. Never liked the 33's much. This thread will have the 33 owners saying to get the 33's and the 32 owners saying to get the 32. Just get the one you think is better or the one that is in better condition. Good luck with your purchase.

I would go Jap built/designed wheels because they're lighter, better quality, in better offsets therefore look better and I can't remember anymore Yeah like Wink and n15m0 have said, check out sau.com's and ns.com's trade section. They always have some wheels for sale.

If you're after a genuine item, I think the best thing to do is go to your Nissan dealer. I have a feeling that finding a genuine lip for sale second hand is going to be pretty hard. You can always make a WTB thread in the want to buy section and test your luck. Good luck though mate.

I haven't actually had experience with aftermarket coilovers, but you can purchase second hand ones for as cheap as $700. Usually the cheaper you go, the more chance there is of it being damaged/stuffed/doesn't work. There's no 'good' way of checking to see whether the shock is stuffed or not as far as I know. The only way to find out for sure is to put them on your car and go for a drive.

Depending on what width you're talking about, +40 should fit. The NA skylines have the smaller brakes (as far as I know) so most wheels should fit. When going for wheels, try to go for the lowest offset in my opinion. It might be a bit hard to find a good set of wheels with good offsets in 4 stud though.