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Hey,

Damn nice R33 i've seen

I might buy it but not for another 4 to 6 months

But good luck with the sale

Cheers

Grant

Nice car, even better price... how do you like the 34 Rims on it? Do you have spacers with them?

the R34 rims suite the car nicely.. gives it the stealth look. I was even thinking of getting them painted gold.

PS. i didnt have to add spacers at all, did you have to with your car?

I don't have spacers on my car, but i don't think the wheels fill the guards enough, so i want some :)

Go to http://www.racepacemotorsport.com/rpmgtr.html there will be a photo pop up of Bens car with R34 GTR wheels, he has spacers on them in that photo, you can see how they fill the guards a lot more.... the wheels still look awesome on R33 GTR's, mine have been repainted and darkened a bit from standard colour (they came with the car like that) but i was going to put R34 GTR rims on any R33 GTR i got anyway.

Good luck with the sale, good price for a series3!

Hi

The Twin HKS exhaust, hows the cutout done, I mean is it factory or has the hole been increased at the time when it was fitted. Might sound like a stupid question, but never seen a twin pipe on a GTR.

Is speedo factory original?

You still have the factory R33 rims?

Thanks

Hi

The Twin HKS exhaust, hows the cutout done, I mean is it factory or has the hole been increased at the time when it was fitted. Might sound like a stupid question, but never seen a twin pipe on a GTR.

Is speedo factory original?

You still have the factory R33 rims?

Thanks

As stated, its a twin exhaust straight from the turbo. Single front pipes come from each dump pipes from each turbo. There is no Y join like other front pipes, its basically 2 exhaust pipes comming from the 2 turboes. Each pipe has a cat on it (in total 2 cats). Hence this exhaust being Rare....

The speedo is a aftermarket Nismo 300km dash set. Sorry, i sold the rims 2wks ago after i bought the R34 rims.

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