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Just the intake? Or did you pick up more factory bits?

Well you should see the hack job of an exhaust thats under the car. I want to do it right though so my plan is still to locate the 01+ header.

This post has been edited by JDMMA70 on Feb 14 2016, 05:44 PM

You going to replace it with a factory one? Or do you think you will find a more tasteful aftermarket solution.

Looks like I'll be keeping the Y33 for a while. Sourced some Coilovers on yahoo auctions. Might pick up some nissan cima badging too..

Bippu build now? What wheels?

WHEELZ

I have quite a liking for these for some reason. Maybe if I can find a similar set stateside..
Yahoo Auctions lets me dream.

This post has been edited by Takayuki-Kuroki on Feb 22 2016, 09:40 AM

Why not just buy them off of Yahoo Auctions Japan?

From my understanding, some sellers don't want to ship international. (more work for them idk)
Another reason is that freight costs aren't exactly cheap. But oh well lol. Definitely diggin' those for the Y33.

They will probably be cheaper to ship over then buy here, if they were here someone would be asking $1,200-$1,500. They certainly won't cost that much to ship, I've bought quite a bit of large stuff from Japan and it takes a full widebody to see shipping that high.

Our Dollar is much stronger then the Yen currently, so now is the best time to buy Japanese goods.

If any of you are looking for wheels, from Japan, hit up Mastermind North America/Apartment 9 Wheels. (562) 261-5976. They should be able to help you buy and ship your wheels or help you look into options at least. If you're really set on those, they can have them sent to their yard for consolidation and then shipper together with their merchandise at a later time. You can let them know J with the R32 referred you. They're who help me ship my aero parts.

my civic got totaled and I put coilovers on my crv haha

Thought I might chime in seeing that I'm also a car enthusiast.

In order to drive a decent car in the Northeast, there needs to be another carfor the winter months, so the cars I drive are a bugeye Subaru WRX and a Honda S2000.

I wish Namco would put Honda cars in the Wangan series.

Got an old car (my first owned) to stand in as my daily driver for the meantime.

2001 Chrysler 300M. Looks unexceptional, but I trust that she can get the job done.

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https://www.getyarn.io/yarn-clip/a6a6808f-d...e0-1518eebb648e[/YOUTUBE]
"Alert all commands. Deploy the fleet"- Admiral Piett

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That feel when-It's a trap! But you're the Star Destroyers

Might be getting a slicktop (no sunroof) S13 hatch with some goodies soon.. Hope this goes through.

This weekend I joined several new families: The Subaru Family, The Can-Drive-Their-Real-Life-Car-In-Wangan Club, and the Singaporean Toyota Crown Syndicate according to immanoob.

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Legacy BM9.... If you ever see the wagon sibling (BR9) of that batch it looks bulkier than the sedan, the next gen Legacy BN9 looks sharper and its wagon err... SUV crossover cousin the Legacy Outback BS9

Hopefully when WMMT5 comes back to your area once again be sure to make one just like what you have

The BR9 was never brought to America sadly, which is a shame because I really like it. Closest we got is the Outback. And as for the BN9, I actually prefer the BM9 looks-wise. The BN9 looks like a new Accord to me lol.

But funnily enough, I actually made a BM9 in MT5 before it left in the same exact color as the one I ended up buying! It was meant to be.

Current: '10 BMW M3, '91 Nissan 240sx, '05 VW GTI.

Previous: '10 Chevy Camaro SS, '06 Audi S4, '10 Audi S4, '01 Honda S2000, '90 Nissan 240sx, '95 Nissan 240sx, '91 Nissan 240sx, '91 Nissan 240sx, '90 Nissan 240sx, '86 Toyota Cressida, '89 Toyota Cressida. Might have missed some, but those are what I remember off the top of my head.

Traded my CB7 in for a 2005 Accord, last year.

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This post has been edited by ImmortalDrifter on Mar 7 2017, 08:26 AM

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The new project

Looks good Ninja. Come down to CA some time with it! Your photos show it dry in Seattle and mine are about to show it pouring in CA!

Some late photos from Laguna Seca's R's Day.

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GTFO my way Hako and R34... So slow!

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The J deep in thought... while his wife does all the actual prepwork to his vehicle and gear.

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Full lock slide at the Andretti Hairpin, in the rain, filmed from my helmet and another R32 GT-R.

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show us your numberplate

If that's for serious Ed, welcome to the club! You planning on visiting a track with that or just about town? I know Aus road laws are pretty bad compared to ours.