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Hello, I'm NismoBoyo or JT. Me and my friend have been building his 92 GTR for almost 2 years at this point. The goal is 1000+AWHP. I personally owned a G37/V36 that experienced high mileage oil pump failure leading to the engine seizing and it wasn't worth putting more money into it at that point. I am going to be getting another vehicle sometime in the near future. I am going to begin sharing and documenting my experiences working on the GTR for future reference and potentially research. 

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Still long term but we're starting to get a lot closer to the goal. Car is still in pieces in my garage. In addition, some of the fuel system and intake system are subject to change.

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