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Hey everyone,

I bought my 1993 R33 GTST manual 2 weeks ago and thought I should introduce myself.

The car has ~150,000k's on the clock but the engine was rebuilt 10,000k's ago (have receipt) and it runs pretty well. The previous owner was not mechanically minded at all so there were a few issues with the car. It came with 2 sets of 18" rims.

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Previous owner installed an HKS (apparently) FMIC, 3" turbo back exhaust with "Supercat" cannon muffler, HKS turbo timer, Exedy clutch, alarm system, and sound system. It obviously hasn't had a tune yet and is running very rich. You can smell the unburnt fuel as it's running, especially when it's cold.

At the moment I'm not planning to mod it at all other than to install an adaptronic E420C ECU which I have from a previous project, give it a tune up, and replace the front bar which has been cut.

Cheers,

Andrew

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