[98S14]

Great forum! I've been getting bits of info from this site for the last 6 months. Great source of info. I'm envious! I wish I had access to GTR's on a regular basis! I do not own a Skyline due to the fact they are as common as rocking horse shite here, so I made due with what I had. Here's the project in its current state. The donor chassie will be a 98 S14.

My 240 (200sx)

The day is was dropped off on my doorstep!

A shot of the N1's

Hot tanked block

Crank

Shot of the register

The new twins (yeah it was a tough decision...was going to be a T04Z)

Current state

I have a lot of other pics....but this is stuff most of you have seen. It's kind of a novelty in the states. I'll post up more pics when I get my cylinder head back. Hopefully most of my ?'s through the rest of the motor build can be answered here! Thanks!

 

[chicanemusic]

Greetings and welcome. All looking good I see.

 

[gtrlux]

Looks great, have you done swaps before? You can find many infos here on the board, regarding technical questions.
Welcome and again nice project.

 

[davew]

should be well fast when its finished:bowdown1:

 

[Daz]

Looks like a cool project you got going on there

 

[Peter]

Welcome! It must have been a brave decision to start the project given the lack of tuners, support, etc. in the US, it's difficult enough over here sometimes! Good luck...

 

[98S14]

My mind was made up after a brisk ride in a supra....Yes there is definate lack of support. Prices for parts are outrageous. But, it has been quite the learning process. I would like to know every inch of my RB by the time this build is over.

 

[chrisnova]

Man you dont have much lack of support there! Trust me on this one! If you want lack of support and way too expensive parts... then come over in Cyprus!!!

 

[NameIsStanley]

where in the US are you in?

 

[BigBlueR32]

Looks awsome, if you ever need some more localized help look around www.GTRCanada.com that little land mass above you.

 

[98S14]

Looks awsome, if you ever need some more localized help look around www.GTRCanada.com that little land mass above you.

Cool, never been to that forum. Seems they have a lot in the classified section! I still need a few misc parts that might be hard to obtain (oil strainer, pick-up, and several nuts and bolts) and Canada is a wee closer than the UK.

 

[Fuggles]

Welcome to the forum and thanks for the kind words about how helpful it is
Hope to see some more pics of the build as it goes.

 

[MADsteve]

welcome to the forum.:wavey:

Enjoy the ride