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ok here we go, i have just purchased a r32 gtst and am planning to do a few mods to her

my goal is to aim for about 250 at the treads.

this is my first import and is already my pride and joy

also note that i am still a NOOB to the import scene and patience with me would be greatly appriciated :)

here is a list of everything already on the car

-heavy duty exedy clutch

-big frount mount

-drift catch can

-HKS BOV

-Greddy 3stage boost controller

-hi cast lock

-cusco adjustable coilies

-adustable camber arms front and rear

-rb25 box with 1piece tailshaft ( goes in on thursday. cheers GT32)

- full stainless exhaust and dump pipe

-high flowed t28 turbo (i believe ball bearing?)

i have a rough idea of what i want to upgrade next, any feedback would be great

next on my list was;

-injectors

-fuel pump

-coilpacks

-ECU

now this is where i need your help as far as suggestions for parts / your similar setups / any items you have for sale ?

Cheers - Trent

ps pix will be up on this thread when i get down to the workshop on thursday

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GTR injectors and resistor pack. Nistune ECU, Fuel pump 040 should do, Only change the coil packs if they are a problem.

3" Turbo back exhaust. And pretty sure you'll need to slightly bigger turbo.

Injectors should cost you no more than $300

Nistune $220 <- Fit it your self and pay around $500 - 800 for tuning

040 should cost around $200

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cheers for the info simon

*update* rb25 box is in and is smooth as silk

here are some pix of the box going in and some of the suspension set up

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more pix will be up of the engine bay / wheels over the weekend

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