Tommy_J

Not hard to install at all. Just need side cutters, soldering iron, PVC tape etc. Instructions are pretty straight forward and easy to follow. PM if interested. Cheers Tom

Hi all, still have a few left. PM if interested. Cheers

Yep, I'm still alive. Still got a few kicking around if anyone's keen. PM. cheers

Hi mate, no problems. $30 + $10 P&H should cover it. PM if you want one! Cheers -Tom Hi Dan, sorry I wasn't sure if I'd responded. If you're still interested, PM your Location in NZ and I'll get you a quote for the postage. Cheers -Tom

Hi all. Up for sale is my 1994 R33 Skyline GTS-T. 2.5Ltr Turbo. 5-Spd Manual. Gun-Metal Grey. Has 12 Month Reg. RWC (to be arranged once sold). PRICE: $5950. ENGINE Mechanically good, still pulls hard from low revs. Front Mount intercooler and larger dump pipe, otherwise everything else is stock. Had the water pump replaced about 10,000km ago. Timing belt also replaced. Otherwise no major works done. Oil and filters regularly changed. TRANSMISSION All gears fine. Hydraulic clutch lines replaced with braided line. Slave cylinder replaced with Nismo one. Clutch in good cond (no slippage or shudder). ELECTRICS Not much to mention, all in working order. Has an aftermarket CD player with USB MP3 Input. Speakers running off AMP. Battery was replaced about 6 months ago. INTERIOR Good Condition. EXTERIOR Body kit all around. Body Straight. Few chips on front bar (could do with a re-spray). A few minor paint chips on sides and back., otherwise fine. WHEELS, TYRES, BRAKES, SUSPENSION – all stock. I’ve had this car about 5 years and had very few problems, mainly used it to get to work. Inspections welcome. Car located in Elwood, VIC. Contact Tom - 0409 025 603.

Hey mate have you had the car long? Looks like exactly like Rene's previous car.

Hi mate, fair question. True, the switches move the mirrors in and out. But the controller basically does everything automatically. so you don't need to flick any switches. Plus you get the benefit of folding the mirrors in while the car is off. A stock skyline doesn't do this because the mirrors run off Accessory power. I still have some if anyone is interested. $30 + P/A -Tom

any other takers?? Would make an awesome xmas present for your mum. $30 ea. Do it.

...I'll second that. Anyone?

Who said anything about cutting wires??

LOL i don't blame you, I would have done the same had I not been so hungover from the night before! -Tom

Cool mate, sounds good. Gimme a call if u need any help. cheers

No feedback as yet unfortunately. You'd just need to locate the wires down in the driver's side foot well and work out what goes where. I've never actually been in an R34 let alone tested the circuits, so I couldn't tell you! Cheers -Tom

Any more ppl keen?

Got some left. PM or reply. Would be keen to know how the R34 owner's went with the installation too (wire colour differences etc)

Yep. Can post or pick up if u prefer. Can do installs too. Yeah still got some. A few guys with R34's have bought them PM if ur keen

Still got some left! Won't be making any more - once they're gone, they're gone...

Still got some left. Gotta get rid of them. $30ea +$5 postage. PM if keen! Cheers -Tom

Hi Guys, I'm moving into a smaller place soon so gotta get rid of these babies. $30ea. Postage $5. PM if interested! Cheers -Tom

Found one! Thanks to all who replied. Cheers

As per topic title, looking for a stock r33 blow off valve. Please pm. Cheers -Tom

Hi guys, Just need to know what kind of fitting is used for the clutch line on the R33 GTST's (the end that goes to the clutch master cylinder). Is it the male threaded type or Banjo fitting? Cheers -Tom

For Sale: Control units to automatically extend/retract your wing mirrors after you leave your car PRICE: $49ea LOCATION: Sandringham, VIC Postage: $10 QTY: 10+ FULL DESCRIPTION: Designed, constructed and tested in Australia! Specifically tailored for Nissan Skyline with Electric Folding Mirrors FEATURES: Folds side mirrors in automatically approx. 15 seconds after vehicle has been turned off Uses ACC/IGN +12V as activation trigger Uses direct 12V battery power source (IE can operate while car turned off) Low standby power consumption Short duration relay switching for extended relay life 2A maximum current (relays) Overrides existing switch assembly whilst automatically folding mirrors in/out, then reverts back to the original Nissan fold in/out feature whilst at idle or disconnected (R33 model only) 5A fuse protection Reverse polarity protection (+12V & Ground wires) All relays and control circuitry contained in a compact, lightweight plastic enclosure (Length 3in x Width 2in x Height 1in Approx) Integrates into existing wiring loom. Only minor modifications necessary. (A few cut wires and some soldering) Concise installation instructions (tested on R33 Skyline models) WITH images and diagrams. CAR REQUIREMENTS: Designed for Nissan Skylines with electric folding mirrors Both side mirrors are in good working order Maximum folding time is 4 seconds per mirror INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS & TOOLS: Basic knowledge and understanding of car wiring (anyone who has installed a car CD player should have no problems) Soldering Iron Solder Wire cutters Stanley knife Electrical tape NOTE: Auto-folding side mirror unit has been tested and installed on R33 model Skyline. For R32 and R34 skylines, the installer will need to identify relavent loom wires with the help of installation instructions supplied. It may also be possible for other Nissan models to use this unit, however compatibility cannot be verified by the manufacturer. ITEM is located in SANDRINGHAM, MELBOURNE. Built these a while ago (see following link for more details): http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Auto-wing-Mirror-Retract-t295040.html Can also arrange installation at additional cost (if needed). PM if you're interested!

Thanks bud! Although I think the idea's been around for a while, so i can't claim it as my own.

Shouldn't be a drama. Couple of R34 owner's have already bought some. .:: GimpS-R34 ::. is installing his and working out wire colours etc.. at the moment. these things won't last. once they sell, I'm not making any more. Just way too time intensive! -tom