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Adz2332

By Adz2332,
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Finally after a long wait my car is back on the road and sorted out, for now....

Just about done with things i wanna do. Just a few more little things.

Then new turbos next year...

Then i hope im all done for awhile!

Exhaust:

Kakimoto Catback Exhaust, front pipe, high flow cat

Suspension:

New blisten Shocks, Lowered King Springs

Wheels:

Work XD9s 18 x 10 +18 with Kumo 275s all round

Modifications:

700cc SARD injectors

TOMEI cam gears

HKS pods

Custom Cold Air Intake

Trust Intercooler

Nismo Fuel Pump

Power Fc and Controller

Greedy Profec 2 Boost Controller

Twin Plate Clutch

HKS boost gauge

Resprayed Brembo brakes

Clear front and side indicators

Carbon Wing Blade

Carbon GTR End Caps

Stereo Audio / Visual: Sony Tv/Dvd In dash, 2 Kicker 10" subs, Kicker Mono black class D amp, Kicker 4 channel amp, 2 sets of kicker splits and tweeters

Power: 269kws at all for wheels

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Thanks Damo.... Im not a huge fan of photoing midnight Purple, it comes out to black. I think it looks better in real life.

Jase, I did some and boostworks did the other.. But i painted the calapiers and brembo, pods, cold air intake etc... Was off the road for a month or two by the time all the work was done and it was wheel aligned with the new wheels.

Again have nothing bad to say about boostworks!! Top guys down there!!

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