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Hi guys, my names joe I'm 23 and just recently picked up this immaculate R32 GTR, which is my dream car from a young age, looking forward to cruising, learning more about the gtr, and meeting skyline enthusiasts. Heres some info of my car:

1994 R32 GTR

Engine: Brand New Garret -9 turbos with R34 GTR dump pipes which have done less than 500 kilometers since fitted. Trust cam gears, and boost raised slightly to 14.5 psi. 100,000kms service done about 30,000kms ago by Racepace which included genuine water pump and timing belt kit, Also has after market fuel pump unsure of what it is

Exhaust: turbo back, Trust front pipes and Fujitsubo cat back, Highflow Cat.

Suspension: Tein Super Street coil overs and Jap Warehouse top camber arms front and rear. also all rack ends and several bushes replaced.

Interior and entertainment: Pioneer multimedia player with blue tooth and hands free phone kit tinted windows. Nismo floor mats and several interior panels, interior door handles, gear shifter boot and knob and steering wheel replaced by new genuine items.

Things to do: Replace clutch (on its way out), regas aircon, Starter motor just shit itself, Might put some wheels on still undecided, ordered a his pod filter kit, intercooler hard piping kit.

​Car was in need of a tune, First run on the dyno produced 190kw which was splattering and boosting over 20+psi, so with a tune, gapped spark plugs, boost tap, and on 15psi it made 240kw which I'm happy with for now lol,


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