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be prepared for a novel here folks:

ok i can take some constructive critism just hate when ppl assume stuff !

get alot of shit from family and friends for this project so i apoigize for narky post

its been a f'in journey and it pains me to see my car under a cover everyday

and it hurts to have an empty wallet all the time !!!

not to mention I probs could a deposit on a small house by now

to add insult to injury im driving a nx-r i hate fwd!! but at least its an sr20 lol

ok so far i have got

s2 r33 lca's

tien coilovers 8 and 10kg from memory

5stud conv

bigger front and rear brakes r32

new r32 master cyl

skyline ass end

new bushes

2way lsd

adjustable upper arms

gtr rear swaybar

alloy steering column bush

xtra lock spacers

surge tank

twin gtr pumps with low pressure lifter

twin entry fuel rail

fuel reg

rebuilt rb30et 8.5:1

arias pistons

shotpeened cons

balanced , knifed crank collared for 26 o/p (don’t really understand this fully??)

Nissan head gasket

tx2 cam

new timing belt and water pump (yet to go on)

xf throttle body

custom front facing plenum

rb30e runners (I dremeled em out and it took hrs)

Nissan rocker cover (it’s a must have!! )

thermo fan

oil cooler (which im now changing cop magnet!! )

gtr intercooler

to4e turbs

highmount mani n wastegate (cheap crap but will do for now!)

bosch 495cc injectors

nardi deep dish wheel :)

iam waiting on:

bosch coils and microtech (ltx10s? I think) -to be installed by pizzi in nerang

dump pipe

stainless blast pipes 3.5" oh yea

strut braces

wheels

racing seat (bride if I can find one for a reasonable price)

jap hang ring (cant f’in find one!!)

oil catch can

dyno time (gonna be exxy)

bolt on or rivet and glass over flares then paint basic blue or matt black with NO stickers

aim to be finished in 8-12 weeks depending on cash flow

i will post full build pics when im finished

don’t ask how much I spent cos I don’t wanna add it up !

thanks to everyone for the work so far

and those mates you know who u are! for the cheap custom shiz!

oh and ive heard bad things about rota wheels if the aussie superlites/superlights come in 16x 10jj -12 they will do i really want ssr fomulas mmmm

:)

cheers Ben

thanks for reading should probs just make a build thread mods move this if ya like

Nic_A31 Grand Master

Nic_A31

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Should start up a build thread in the Members / Their Rides section in this forum.

Start off with specs and "before" pics (or picture progress up until now)

That's what I did, I'm ages away from being finished yet....easier to stay motivated when you can look back at all the work you've done soo far.

KURAUN Grand Master

KURAUN

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oh and ive heard bad things about rota wheels if the aussie superlites/superlights come in 16x 10jj -12 they will do i really want ssr fomulas mmmm

:whoops:

cheers Ben

thanks for reading should probs just make a build thread mods move this if ya like

Nothing wrong with Rota's

alot of people are against them but they have been redesigned and are made quite well now

some people/companies even track with them (some cars inexcess of 700+hp)

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one word

SSR mesh, mark 1,2,3

seen a few examples, got a pair of ssr meshies ready to go on the rear once i finish the rims.

got pics on my comp of lowdown/ oldskool ceffy's... will post once i get my net back

also low down/ boso cars are still drifted maybe not to the extreme in japan but still are

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