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10-09-2018, 08:47 AM | #1 |
Nissanaholic!
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Richmond, VA
Posts: 1,658
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Simple & Fun R32 Build
After having a few project cars in the states, and never having time to finish anything, figured it was about time to just get something completely stock and DRIVE it while adding things as needed.
Spending the last two years back and forth in Japan, meeting people from all over the world at Matsuri's and driving some amazing tracks, it was clear that a few things were common in the Japanese culture; keep it simple, be prideful of what you have and ENJOY yourself. With this in mind, I picked up a fairly bone stock R32 GTS-T Type M. It was originally imported by Japanese Car Classics and had since had 2 owners. It was stock motor, but with some good maintenance done and a few Cusco goodies. "Cusco front and rear strut bars Cusco brake cylinder brace Cusco fender brace Cusco coilovers New aluminum radiator Short shifter Twin Disc ORC HKS Air Filter 4.36 welded diff Adjustable tension rods New Denso spark plugs, fuel filter and belts Newer gas tank Hicas Delete Fresh alignment Timing belt, water pump, tensioners and studs were just replaced with all Oem Nissan parts" I was happy it had a Twin Disc Clutch and 4.3 gears! The day I brought it home. Toss on my spare wheels, and some interior bits. The Advan RG1's I had kicking around brought in the style I was looking for, but the 215/235 stagger was gross and gave the car a weird rake. I street drove it around for a week or two like this, and just enjoyed it. I also signed up for a test day with it at Panthera Drift Circuit in West Virginia. Considering it was bone stock, including stock SMIC, I added some ducting to give the car some hope of having cool air and not heat soaking as quickly. |
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