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Hi All, Been writing this one out for a while now that I have internet back , I can start pasting all my crap down :)

Names Jake.
Some of you may have seen me attend most of the Jdm + antilag cruises before my engine went pewpew, Or just generally driving around SoR , Used to have a 33gtst as a 2nd year sparky, sold that in my 4th year and bought my 1993 R32 GTR I'm now 2 years into being a tradesmen and wouldnt trade it for anything else. When I got it we found the entire cooling system was gone to shit the previous owner did not take any care of it whatsoever not naming any names off here, The radiator was 90% clogged, the coolant in the reservoir was all muddy after a 10-15 minute drive the oil temperature would sit anywhere to 100-115 and would usually result in boiling coolant, I got it checked out and also found the coolant lines to both turbos were 100% blocked as well as most of the cooling channels in the block tried flushing and just about everything else we could think of. We did our best with it and gave it a little detune down to 360hp at all 4's for the time being, while also replacing all the hoses and main coolant line, new radiator etc. The oil temperature still rose to about 100-110 after a 20 minute drive, We only delayed the inevitable however it wasn't doing to bad could only use it for sprints to the shops and cruises and meets that were nearby.

I've made alot of tough decisions,But I decided to get an entire new engine built from top to bottom with no cheap corner cutting anywhere, Convert to a big tough single and add in even more mods to make it an absolute street monster, I wan't to make this car live up to its name The True Godzilla . Everything had to be absolutely perfect as im a paranoid bastard aswell tongue.png ,My engine has just been sent over which was finished up by Mark Jacobsen at Godzilla Motorsports over in QLD.


Engine specs are as follows,


CP Forged pistons,
H beam forged Tomei Rods,
Jun Oil pump,
ARP stud kits with main stud caps,
Crank collar,
R32 ati Harmonic Balancer,
7.5Ltr Custom sump ,
Acl race bearings,
Head running Stage 3 Maximum Race Porting,
Machine to fit Hks 272 10.2mm Lift cams,
1mm oversize intake+ exhaust Super tech titanium valves,
Bronze guides ,
Dual springs with titanium retainers
Cometic Head gasket
6boost manifold

50mm Turbosmart Progate
Garret dual bb Gtx3582r
Vipec Ecu

Aircon Deletion

Just going to paste down the progress over the months so bare with me if the timing seems odd :) The engine started getting built in November 2012 and to this day the build continues.

Engine was delivered in June. Was a very long wait indeed!

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Engine build Pics.

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Engine Finished, Crated and getting ready for posting.

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Engine Arrived nice and tightly packed.

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Up on the stand, Pewpew shiny cam gears.

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This is the old engine in the car, Just got fitted up so all the welding could be done for the pipework while theres an RB in the car, So after the bay goes for a respray all the piping is already made up so the new paintwork wont get scratched etc.

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New Engine on stand with bolt ons and Gtx fitted.

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Engine Bay freshly resprayed

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Your avatar threw me a bit when I first opened the thread - looks very similar to that of the old owner! :P

Car's looking nice though mate, I think I saw your engine on the stand when I was at a certain workshop recently! What's the ETA on having it finished?

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Cheers, yeah need to update the avatar haha, yeah it's gunmetal grey just looks nice and shiny under the light. Got new license plates for it aswell dont want old owners taking credit for my build from stock :)

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Some more things being thrown in, Boot mounted Sard Surge tank with 2x external bosch fuel pumps, new engine mounts, ID2000 Injectors ,hks fuel rail,stainless pipework,Oil cooler & oil filter relocation kit, oil catch can where battery used to be,battery relocation to boot, Wire clean-up, Tomei Titanium turbo back exh system , new clutch super copper mix twin), Koyo Rad, changeover all old silicone hoses, fuel reg, remove hicas system, turbo beanie, heat wrap & heat shielding, new FMIC.)oil pressure gauge + boost gauge for pillar mount, change cv boots,Rear Diff 1.5way Not sure on brand yet, Brembo Brake kit, Relining the interior, Candy red engine covers and plenun painted & Clear timing cover.

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Head getting fitted with oil return to sump aswell. This week hopefully subframe getting dropped powdercoated fresh bushes , and all the rest. Then the built engine going in. Hoping to be at tuning stage by the end of Sep , if not dosn't bother me cant rush a masterpiece :)

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Nice build dude - you got a sweet taste for mods!

Not trying to be an asshole with this question, but asking for my personal learning... With that beefy looking engine bay and all those modifications how will you avoid being targeting by police and constantly defected?

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Nice build dude - you got a sweet taste for mods!

Not trying to be an asshole with this question, but asking for my personal learning... With that beefy looking engine bay and all those modifications how will you avoid being targeting by police and constantly defected?

Hey mate thanks! , The car's being engineered, Basically I have approvals in permits I sent off a few months back by the DPI for literally every nut bolt and washer part on this car, Basically the plan is near the end of the build hire a DPI engineer to come through it and have a look, Sign it all off fix up what he doesn't like although Josh has a fair idea of what's legal and what isn't so obviously I'm putting stock exh / tyres / shitty tune & plumbing gate back etc before he goes over it, So once that's all signed off will be as simple as taking my car and engineering certs to pits, He's built bigger more badass GTR's then mine and gone through the exact same process just as easily!

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Hey mate thanks! , The car's being engineered, Basically I have approvals in permits I sent off a few months back by the DPI for literally every nut bolt and washer part on this car, Basically the plan is near the end of the build hire a DPI engineer to come through it and have a look, Sign it all off fix up what he doesn't like although Josh has a fair idea of what's legal and what isn't so obviously I'm putting stock exh / tyres / shitty tune & plumbing gate back etc before he goes over it, So once that's all signed off will be as simple as taking my car and engineering certs to pits, He's built bigger more badass GTR's then mine and gone through the exact same process just as easily!

Ahh - I get ya. Sneaky sneaky! All the best with it!

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