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Funny, he is using footage of my car at PI :) Not sure I agree with his cam comments, my Apexi cams were a fail, I was too scared to try my HKS cams so sold them and have a set of Poncams 256/8.5 still sitting around somewhere :)

what about the gtr cams? >_<

Was reading the ancient thread, something worth pursuing if done correctly? Or rb20 2nd hand cams cheap enough to not risk it?

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yeah 32 GTR! my dream car! ferrari, lambo pfft! :P ive been half looking for the past 6-12 months, some nice ones have come along but im getting to that age where i should start thinking about buying a house ive bought a micra as a daily i dont know how long ill be able to stay out of the import game though, its a tough addiction to throw! thinking of buying a shell and building it up as budget as i can while i save so ill be occupied over that time haha

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