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Well the set up is complete

booked for 5/12/14 Mick at Ovaboost will be tuning the car.Have gone with totally different parts from what I originally planned.Sold most things i had.As of now these are the mods

-gt3082 1.06 rear

-high mount steam mani

-50mm pro gate

-750cc bosch injectors

-Aftermarket front facing plenum

-bosch fpr

-Splitfires

-bigger throttle

-Haltech platinum pro

-pro flow fittings all around

-plus more

I'll post up photo of engine bay when im on comp.im expecting big power and the haltech is able to do alot of great things

Yes and it has alot of features too, boost can be controlled by the ecu using a mac, launch control & no need for afm . Engine bay looks really mint. One thing I've learnt Is that buy parts that you're going to use 110% well most things always don't go your way:/.

Here are photos. I went with blue. Tuner will do welding & other fabrication needed.

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wow crazy how time flew by and life got busy.Qualified in my field of work, travelled the world ( including jdm land) & matured up etc. I was just 19 when i bought my 33, reading back i can see how excited i was! now 28 still excited but rational! kept the 33 till 2020,plenty of events attended and i enjoyed that car, met and made alot of friends, been to world time attack, gtr festival,racewars,tokyo autosalon, snowy mountains 1,000 & plenty of other events. Bought a 32 gtr back in 2016 that car ended up making 600whp on e85 did powercruise and was a solid street car, ultmately threw a rod (typical rb26 stuff). Sold the 33 to finish off my 32 gtr build, Nitto 3.2 stoker kit cnc ported head, samsonas rs90, precision 7675, emtron ecu,mechanical fuel pump aiming for 1200+8sec. Gtr build isnt far off  being done. Cant thank everyone enough for the replies, the little knowledge helped me alot to venture into other things. Now i can pull out an engine, pull it apart and put it all back into a car etc. I'll do a final post for the R33 with photos before i sold it. If you would like to follow the gtr build its on insta under 90s_hero_32. The car scene has changed alot, everyone is car enthusiast apparently & you must respect them even with a junk build filled replicas, china spooly boy. SAU keeps the egos down compared to other socials. 

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