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Hey there,

I'm Wesley from the Netherlands and I own a R33 GTS-T Spec II for more then 1 year by now.

When I bought the R33 is was as good as stock except for the GTR spoiler, front bumper, HKS muffler and Volk F-zero challenge wheels.

In the last year i've done some small mods and tweaks like powdercoating the wheels, carbon twin spoilerblade, carbon endcaps, Apexi air intake, Blitz SS bov, Nismo clear sidemarkers, and the boost solonoid mod so it runs always at 0.7 bar.

Now i'm planning to get some performance mods, so I want to get a FMIC soon.

Looking forward to get more information from this forum and watching Skylines from the other side of the world :)

Soon I will post some more pictures :) (Meanwhile the wheels are coated matte grey/gunmetal)

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