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Huh...good luck to you there. Hope all works out for you. DID NOt FOR ME! Lots of things went wrong there. $8000.00 later could not pass 200kw at the wheel. Did they do all mods or just tune up?

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Hey Mr cali i met u at the ns.com meet recently....i had the white r33

Awesome car i like the paint, leather, rims and engine bay

Everyone this car really moves...very fast

Thanks mate, was a pretty good meet :thumbsup:, nice 33 u have too :devil:

Huh...good luck to you there. Hope all works out for you. DID NOt FOR ME! Lots of things went wrong there. $8000.00 later could not pass 200kw at the wheel. Did they do all mods or just tune up?

Eugen

$8000 and not getting 200kw wtf? There's more to this story.....

Hey just installed cam gears, and tuned it. Engine is nearly stock with N1s

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there is always more to the story. My pipes poped off at high boost. He could not make them stay! He changed just one of the cam gears so the settings are not lost. can not remember which one intake or exhaust. I am talking a GTS-t 2.5L.

Also there is more to the story. I put parts for over $8000.00 which includes:

Power FC, 550 SARD injectors, cam gears, new air flow meter (Z32), already had HKS Mainfold and large turbo with external waste gate. He asked me to change exhaust, I did. he blamed everything else but my car went from 165kw to close to 200KW. Now is tuned to 300kw at the wheels by UAS. Can show diagrams.

Eugen

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