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Hi i have had my skyline for about 3 months now, it has a stubby intercooler, pod filter, 3" exhaust, turbo timer and boost controller, looking to get more power out of it for not too much money, been recommended a new chip by guy at dyno, to open up rev range as cuts out at 6000rpm. Got 180kw at wheels when dyno done about 2 weeks ago, any ideas?

Does a 34 centre console fit straight in to a 33?

Anyone know where to get gtr 33 gauges in the dash below the heater?

Thanks for any help

Anyone found that when they get a nice car more dents appear? or is it that others dont care.

In adelaide any car clubs i can join?

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mod for more power:

cam-gear & power Fc

and make sure yr exhaust is turbo back with high flow cat :(

34 centre console fit straight in to a 33

no

R33 GTR centre 3 guages

beware the GUAGES itself don't come with sensors

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