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I had my NA S13 for quite awhile now, and then i had company exemption to drive any turbo cars so i sold my s13 and got a R32 GTS-t with decent amount of mods i believe.

I will post up more pictures for you guys :D

Heres what is listed and what i found:
- GTR front bar and lip.
- FMIC
- POD filter
- RB20DET - with RB25 turbo running 14psi boost.

- Apexi turbo timer - not hooked up properly. it works sometimes, sometimes doesnt.
- BC coilovers - squeaking
- not sure if 6 puk clutch or heavy clutch.

Plans:
- decent wheels
- GTR grille and bonnet, cant help but i really love the aggressive look :P

I would take it drive it for couple of months and see what i would need more :)

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Decent wheels : do it quick. She's begging for it. :P

Lowered and good wheels, she doesn't need anything else to me. :)

Running with the standard airbox with the bottome opened a bit seems a better option than a pod to me.

It's more street legal (stealthier at least ) and no less efficient because you get fresher air. :)

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Yeah i was looking at a few rims these days. Gathering money and putting my mind between 17' work meister, TE37, Drifteks etc. Still working out :P

I would probably custom a enclosure for the POD filter :D it already had a pipe from the bottom of the front bar to the top :)

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