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Sidewaystaco
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Hello from NYC

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haha nah no build threads for me on SD, 33 will be up for sale soon anyways i want another R31, QLD raceway is deff on the cards though this year maybe just for peice of mind this is my mates sedan w

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i rekn it looks amazing

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doesnt the GTR take high offset? ie sit to far in my guards?

ive currently got 18x9.5 +25 on the rear and there is heaps of room

Nope u got it the wrong way around, gtr's take low offset as they have massive guards toyota's take relatively high offsets compared

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well agreed with that....but maybe for the owner the sleek look and design of A31 then ER34 but at the same time like the fierce look of an R34 GTR make him decide to blend it together...some more the owner got a lot of money and dosent know what to do with all the money and all that goes to his ceffy....

Send his car to me so I can smash it, then pay me to have a decent one built for him.

Or send me some money so I can step up my 34 even more :P

The end result is disgusting and has nothing going for it at all.

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