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1997 R33 Gtst 40Th Anniversary

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Hi guys

Thought i would throw up a few pics and specs to get my build thread going, Anyways after getting over building my rx7 i came across this skyline on carsales who was a member off here, We met up and as soon as i saw the car i wanted it!

Heres some specs n pics :

Engine:

- Garrett GTX-3076R turbo w/.82 rear exhaust housing

- 6Boost high-mount manifold

- Turbosmart Pro-Gate 50mm external wastegate with screamer pipe

- Plazmaman Plenum w/ AAC relocater block

- Hdi Intercooler

- Tomei valve springs

- Bosch Z32 AFM

- High flow cat

- 3.5" stainless steel Kakimoto exhaust

- Tomei 740cc injectors

- Bosch 044 mounted in-tank with custom cradle and pickup

- Nismo headgasket

- Nismo thermostat

- Gates timing belt

- Apexi power fc

Suspension:

- HKS Hipermax coilovers

- Hardrace rear adjustable camber arms

- SRI front adjustable camber arms

Wheels:

- 19" Enkei RPF-1

Unfortunately after a few months the headgasket started seeping water which made the car overheat frequently, It took a few weeks to do but i eventually ended up finishing it under my carport :) Current setup makes 305rwkw 20lb on pump 98 running really rich.

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