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ctr33gtst

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Hello from holland

Hello,

Im Chesney from holland.
Bought a R33 GTST as a stock car in 2014 and started building it in 2016 for time attack.
2016 was the first year of i competite in the Dutch Time Attack finished 6th in the club class.

Spec list:
Haltech platinum pro ecu.
Brembo gtr front calipers with ferrodo ds2500 pads.
DBA 4000 Front Rotors.
EBC Yellow stuff pads rear.
Hel performance brake lines
Mishimoto intercooler.
Tein coilover.
HKS oil cooler.
Whiteline swaybar front & rear.

Full weld in rollcage

Advan ad08r 235/40/17 front tires.
Michelin Cup Sport 2 255/40/17 rear tires

 

Greeting,

Chesney

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Hey welcome Chesney ?

Very nice car mate. 

There are some very knowledgeable and friendly guys here that will surely help,you out with your track car and I hope you can give a little  back to SAU 

cheers,

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