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Spec

 

Nismo RRR GT500 block (1200hp)

6 Liners fitted

DK 2.8 billet crankshaft

Carrillo H section con rods

Cosworth 2.8 forged pistons 86.5mm

Carrillo H section con rods

Carr rod bolts

ACl race bearings, Mains and conrod

Step 2 camshafts with adj cam pullies

N1 Oil pump

NGK iridium Spark plugs

8's

Splitfire coil pack ignition

Greddy kevlar timing belt

Cosworth metal head gasket 1.8mm

Abbey fuel rail, regulator

Sard injectors

Fully reconditioned cylinder head

Nismo thermostat

HKS Kansai strut brace

Tomei Fuel pump

Tomei sump baffels

 

 

Turbocharger & Induction

 

KOYO Radiator

Greddy BIG 3 layer intercooler/Greddy hard pipe kit

HKS GT2530 with HKS actuators

HKS exhaust manifolds, Tomei turbo elbows

HKS downpipes

HKS Hyper silent exhaust system

TRUST Greddy Suction kit

HKS Fcon pro ECU

Greddy Type R competition BOV

Aftermarket oil cooler system

 

 

Drivetrain;

 

HKS Twin Plate Clutch

Lightened HKS Flywheel

6 Speed Getrag box

LSD and Attesa pro system

HIcas Trust lock out kit

 

Interior;

 

Nismo speedo

NISMO MFD II

HKS Boost controller

Greddy turbo timer

 

Suspension, wheels, brakes

 

Cusco Master Cylinder Stopper

ARC roll bar kit

Stop tech rear 280/ front 355 Brake Kit

Nismo front circuit links

Nismo tension Rods

Nismo R-Tune fully adjustable coilover suspension

Nismo brake ducts

18’ Do-Luck Double Six wheels 10jx18 ET +22 in champagne gold

Falken tyres 275/35/18

 

Exterior;

 

Nismo carbon bonnet

Nismo Z Tune wings

Nismo R Tune bumper

Nismo side skirts/ spats

Nismo style front spoiler

Nismo LEDS

Ganador Carbon Mirrors

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Who the best tuner supras? SRD or Whifbitz then fit a syvecs and get Ryan G of 2bartuning to map it

 

Parts best place Any registered traders

 

DEFIANTLY a Do luck kit.

 

What are like for rust and under body state. Skyline are really bad for rust and stuff like that Fresh imports are better then UK but its hit and miss depending on how they have lived their lives

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welcome mate. good hunting!

 

you mentioned earlier about getting a later car as they should be better built. i dont think anyone answered this.

 

The facelift cars (97 onwards) while newer seem to have been built to a cost by toyota. there are a few issues they have that the earlier cars dont have. iv had a 98 car, a 94 and a 95.

There are a few things but i dont remember them all.

Some people have mentioned the suspention components dont seem to last as long.

Others have observed the body pannels are thinner, or different in some way, maybe a different material. im not sure how that makes it worse personaly.

There are a few oddities with them too. most people report that the boot doesnt open from inside the car properly when you pull the leaver. mine definately didnt. you would pull the leaver and then it would release but not open enough to unlatch properly.

 

You do get nicer carpets, passenger airbags, different dash. different indicators, headlights, tail lights and various other bits.

 

I think in general people would say a 96 non facelift car with the facelift headlights and carpet would be a better car than a 97 facelift car. but its personal opinion.

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welcome mate. good hunting!

 

you mentioned earlier about getting a later car as they should be better built. i dont think anyone answered this.

 

The facelift cars (97 onwards) while newer seem to have been built to a cost by toyota. there are a few issues they have that the earlier cars dont have. iv had a 98 car, a 94 and a 95.

There are a few things but i dont remember them all.

Some people have mentioned the suspention components dont seem to last as long.

Others have observed the body pannels are thinner, or different in some way, maybe a different material. im not sure how that makes it worse personaly.

There are a few oddities with them too. most people report that the boot doesnt open from inside the car properly when you pull the leaver. mine definately didnt. you would pull the leaver and then it would release but not open enough to unlatch properly.

 

You do get nicer carpets, passenger airbags, different dash. different indicators, headlights, tail lights and various other bits.

 

I think in general people would say a 96 non facelift car with the facelift headlights and carpet would be a better car than a 97 facelift car. but its personal opinion.

 

Thanks mate!!

 

What's the difference on facelift and non facelift??

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welcome mate. good hunting!

 

you mentioned earlier about getting a later car as they should be better built. i dont think anyone answered this.

 

The facelift cars (97 onwards) while newer seem to have been built to a cost by toyota. there are a few issues they have that the earlier cars dont have. iv had a 98 car, a 94 and a 95.

There are a few things but i dont remember them all.

Some people have mentioned the suspention components dont seem to last as long.

Others have observed the body pannels are thinner, or different in some way, maybe a different material. im not sure how that makes it worse personaly.

There are a few oddities with them too. most people report that the boot doesnt open from inside the car properly when you pull the leaver. mine definately didnt. you would pull the leaver and then it would release but not open enough to unlatch properly.

 

You do get nicer carpets, passenger airbags, different dash. different indicators, headlights, tail lights and various other bits.

 

I think in general people would say a 96 non facelift car with the facelift headlights and carpet would be a better car than a 97 facelift car. but its personal opinion.

 

The facelift components were built to save weight, not to save on costs. The earlier cars are heavily over engineered, which is precisely why they are so tuneable.

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