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Looks Mint!

I always wanted a Black R32 GTR, but I settled for a Gun Metal Grey one and still liking it as I realise Black and Grey look really Tuff!

How did you got about modifing the front Brake Calipers to Ferrari F50 Brembos?

Straight bolt on or you had to modify afew things in order to fit them on?

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I imported this 3 years ago now from Japan, apart from the 34 GTR rims, a Jasma cat back exhaust it was pretty well standard, $20'000 licensed and complied.

Since then I have added:

GT2560r Turbos

Trust / Greddy Front and Dump Pipes

PFC (Non D-Jetro)

Nismo fuel pressure reg

Apexi Air Filters

HKS Kansai Strut brace

Trust Oil Filter relocation kit

Brembo F50 355mm Brakes

Extreme 6 Puck button clutch

HKS Hipermax III Coilovers

Federal 595RS Tyres

Momo Steering Wheel

Momo Gearknob

Sparco Sprint V seats

Full interior retrim to Match front seats

Dentcraft removed all body imperfections, now perfectly straight

As far as GTRs go it is fairly mildly modified.

Produces 400rwHP @ 18psi

Runs an 11.9 @ 117mph 1.793 60ft

Ran a 58.9 around Barbagello (short) in the wet

Only travelled 8000kms in 3 years, odo now showing 77'000kms.

Very happy with it, the only thing to go wrong has been a Water pump which proceded to put the fan thru the radiator, but was cheap enough to fix (Under $500)

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Bullcreek Avaition Museum

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Nissan Flag

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Work Depot

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New 'Sparco' themed interior

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R34 Themed Engine bay

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Brembo F50 Brakes 355mm

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Paintless dent removal did an amazing job, removed all small dents, car perfectly straight!

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Really nice ride mate... I recently bought myself a Gtr and the 32 is the best shape.. Cheers... :blink:

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I was going to say 'nice', but will think of another word for obvious reasons.

'cool' seems apropriate because you have ended up with a car that doesn't go over the top with 'extras'.

I like that you have not gone overboard with the height [looks standard], I reckon GTRs look better at, or about factory height.

anyway, I reckon this is one of the best looking 32s I've seen on here.

did you say what the mods cost?.

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