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Hi All I have been a member on here since 07 but never got around to posting due to the fact some drunking idiot hit my car and road it off, hense the Blue Phantom R33. She was a fully rebuilt strocked forged engine running low mount gt35r 700hp turbo all the other fruit. I keep it looking as legal as I could. I had her running betwwen 240-260rwkw on 12-14pb. I needed bigger injectors as everything else was set up. Luckly i got it back off the insurance company and pulled it all apart whilst crying( well almost ) at the same time. I still have the engine and gearbox and heaps of parts. I was to sad to even sell them, couldn't say goodbye. It took me 3yrs to buy something else again worthy of my happiness. I have owned a s13 Silvia, R32 n R33gtst's and now i own an R34gtt which is auto. I paid 9k for it. Yes it's a coupe. I have the gearbox n master/slave/pedals etc so it will be a manual soon. Not sure what I'm going to do with the Blue Phantom RB25 yet. I have a fair amount of parts to sell including a spare r33s2 gearbox. So look out for my post. After all the shit with the accident n time away it's f**king awesome to be driving a Skyline again. Cheers

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