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Seanos

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  1. True that! But I really like those patterns and colours and it falls into my price range. I think it will look greate if it has the right width and offsets....
  2. I really like these wheels and it seems very hard to find them nowadays because it's discontinued. This is the only set that I come across that appeared to be the most suitable ones for GTT. But you guys are right the size is still not ideal... I double check if the back is not 9inch. I've read from another post that someone suggested R34 GTT can fit: Front: 18 x 8 +30 - +36 Rear: 18 x 9 +32 - +38 Is this correct? Obviously the narrower and/or higher offset will give more clearance but look less "great"?
  3. I'm looking at a set of Volk GT-N wheels with the following attributes. Does anyone know if they will fit nicely on R34 GTT coupe without any modification to the guardes or anything else? Also should the +30 offset goes in front or rear? I was under the impression that less offset gives more dish which is not what I can see from below, is this right? I was quoted around 2k for the set is this a reasonable price? 18x8 +30 (56mm dish) 18x8 +36 (63mm dish) Rubber: DNA 235/40/18 Thanks
  4. Thanks for the suggestions guys. Is there any metal part behind the headunit that I can attach the wire to? I can't seem to find any and the wire is quite short. It would be ideal if I can strip the "GND" wire (black colour) which one end come out of the headunit and another end is connected to the ISO adaptor, and attach the brake control wire to it (option 2 in my original post). But I'm not sure if this correct. Could you guys please verify? By the way how can I connect the wire to the handbrake? I wanted to ground the wire in order to play DVD because I didn't know where the wire should be connected to in the first place... thanks
  5. I'm installing a new headunit for my R34. The information in the forum is extremely useful and I've managed to remove the existing Jap headunit and wired up the new unit with 0 previous experience. The new unit works fine except it does not play DVD and TV because the brake control wire is not connected to anywhere yet. So when I play DVD or TV I can hear the sound but the screen always say do not watch video while driving even though the hand brake is on. The user manual says if I want to watch video while driving I should connect the brake wire to the power negative pole OR, the brake control wire should be directly grounded. I did some googling and found that I could: 1. Connect the brake control wire directly to a metal part that is connected to the main body of the car to ground to wire. OR 2. I can strip the "Ground" wire that connects to the ISO port (a black wire one end is connected to the car another end connected to the headunit), and then wire the brake control wire to it. My questions is which option is correct or neither? Any heap is appreciated.
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