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Hello all!

Signing in from Texas, USA... love skyline! first cars that took my eye at an early age was the Datsun z series and as I got a little older found my love to the z32 and then the skylines from new to old. I like the 90s but the 70s and 80s really have an odd impact on how I envision my cpv35det could and should've been optioned. well maybe not then it wouldn't be as fun for me and this long road. I've had this car since 2005.

I currently drive a 2003 g35 coupe 6mt, but I have gathered as much JDM items between interior, exterior, electronics I've gotten myself to a point I'm needing harnesses to make certain components to function, or making it work lol.

That is actually the reason I am even here on the forum, i'm looking for instructions for the JDM Buttons on the navi.

I'm not the pretty car that out shines the rest, i'm the car in the corner or off to the side you secretly keep you eye on to see what it does.

so Hi all... I'm here for knowledge, questions and hopefully can contribute to some degree or another. I would load some photos but I am on a laptop I rarely use as my phone is dead at he moment.

-Axel

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Many thanks! It's doing about 400whp on about 8-9 lbs of boost. It's a moderate tune. It's still the stock block. But no worries I have another on the side I'm building and will be ordering the pistons rods and such in the next month.

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