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So f**king Power! R34 Gtr Bakemono

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Hi, my name is Astushi, I am from the kansai region of Osaka and living in Sydney, so much f**king power from car, was tuned for ultimate response and powah! and is called R34 GTR, was tuned by company called MINES. I Have taken it up to 320kmh on the WANGAN C1 loop, so much POWER u throw into the shit very hard, so much G force of f**kign power. Was a member of midnight club in Japan before someone with motorbike acident stoped all of it, make me very mad. Now am In Sydney, who else love JAPan cars, I have brang over my car as personal import, where am i find where tuner are, am want to give advice and work as tuner for JAPAN cars here. Most cars hav seen are not good engineered.

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Hope you and your family are coping alright with the recent earthquakes. Sucks that mother nature decides to screw over such a nice country :(

The import community here in Perth is pretty strong, I'm sure it'd be the same in Sydney :P

Not sure about the NSW forums, but the WA section has a consolidated workshop thread. If you don't have any luck with that, try using the search function. cheers.gif

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Hope you and your family are coping alright with the recent earthquakes. Sucks that mother nature decides to screw over such a nice country :(

The import community here in Perth is pretty strong, I'm sure it'd be the same in Sydney :P

Not sure about the NSW forums, but the WA section has a consolidated workshop thread. If you don't have any luck with that, try using the search function. cheers.gif

Don't give the troll cannon fodder.

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Welcome to SAU, Astushi. In fact, welcome to Australia.

Photos and specs would be great. I love R34 GTR. :)

Be warned though. I think roads and its rules are very different between Japan and Australia. Track would be a great place for your car though. :thumbsup:

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