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holy shit you make me want to give up my v8 commodore! Do you have higher res pics you can send me? I wouldn't mind one for my desktop wallpaper

What the hell you doing on here?! GTFO! :D

HA! Nah nah!! just kidding :) LOL! So you gona get a Skyline... ;)

Tharaka that looks awesome, nice purchase buddy!!!

Hope to see you and the car soon.

So is it a "hiflow VG30" or a "hiflow RB25 with a VG30 ext housing"?

My old turbo (RB25 with a VG30 ext housing) has been fitted to an R34, with an untouched std engine, for the last 2 years. It's making about 273rwkw on 15psi, without any issues, and this guy uses all it's ponies ;). More boost didn't see substantial increases, so 270rwkw is about it's limit.

Nice car in the flesh, saw it when i was on my smoko at work, u drove into the carpark at the back of my work when i was outside, had Ps on it. or am i wrong

Thanks!

Yep, it had P's on it

You work at Rue bar or something?

I remember seeing a Black 33 with a GTR wing in their carpark there

Tharaka that looks awesome, nice purchase buddy!!!

Hope to see you and the car soon.

So is it a "hiflow VG30" or a "hiflow RB25 with a VG30 ext housing"?

My old turbo (RB25 with a VG30 ext housing) has been fitted to an R34, with an untouched std engine, for the last 2 years. It's making about 273rwkw on 15psi, without any issues, and this guy uses all it's ponies ;). More boost didn't see substantial increases, so 270rwkw is about it's limit.

Thanks Al

240 still scares me, especially considering it was raining today...

I want to keep this car pretty reliable, so I might stay under 250.

Well done on the purchase dude. Ben is one of the most fussy pricks I know when it came to keeping that car clean... it's in top condition. The hks ssqv BOV is most annoying :huh:

Haha, I have a HKS SSQV as well. Some people love it, others hate it. But when youre driving through mount dandenong late a night on a cruise, everyone can hear it.

But that car looks mint mate. COngrats on the new purchase. And that should be plenty of power for road use.

Lolz...its ben's car...congrats mate...that has got to be the luckiest R34 around as it had the pissiest and weakest owner before you...i've never seen a car which had an easier life...ben did not do the car justice and it took the rest of us to bring out the car's best...but seriously...great buy...now whack the boost up on that sucker...

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