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Hi all,Marks my name new to forum and new to skylines.Purchased my 96 GTR a few weeks ago :rolleyes: awesome car,goes like nothing i've ever been in. Last toy was CBR 600RR. GTR much more fun. Had the car about a week and driving to work shift into 5th gear and no power, look in mirror a smokescreen :( Tow the car to my mechanic.Front torbo blown,top end damaged.Serves me right for not getting it checked out before i bought it. Anyhow still love the car but my mechanic hasn't got the time for such a big job. Any suggestions about where to go for a rebuild would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and bye for now.

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oh snap! :( thats f**ked

welcome to the forums mate!

if you find no help in here, post a thread in the forced induction section and the relevant users will point you in the right direction :)

good luck with it!

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Damn that sucks, well considering what work has to be done, I'd be looking at doing an upgrade while your at it.

Rebuild with forgies, single turbo setup and a tune?thumbsup.gif

dont do it.

stay true,stay twins!

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