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Hello everyone!

My name is Neil Switzer and I am from Ohio, USA. I work with my brother Tym Switzer who runs Switzer Performance Innovation.

I noticed over the time that we have been modifying R35 GTR's that we really do not have any connections in AUS. We would like to change that.

We have modified nearly 100 R35's since we first started working on them in 2008 and have set records along the way.

If you have any questions or comments post here.

Thanks,

Neil Switzer

Switzer Performance Innovation

www.SwitzerPerformanceInnovation.com

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Willal Engineering have done a lot of work on E85 and tuning packages. They also have their own range of fluids that are R35 specific. Mercury Motorsports here in Brisbane have done a big job on a local car which has just been made a track only vehicle.

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