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Adam,
Firstly get a set of extractors and a 2 or 2.25
inch exhaust with hi flow muffler to match. My bluey sounds great after about 3
grand when the extractors start to flow well.
Then either the weber like rick suggeted or a set
of 1 3/4 inch hitachi or su carbs. They are the bees knees as you get more
torque aswell as better revs.
Then a nice cam would be good, and maybe get the
head shaved for some higher compression.
As for the brakes i would suggest getting a TRX
rear diff with disk brakes.
And today i found that R30 skyline front disks fit
straight onto the bluebird struts. They are ventilated and my mate got his
slotted and machined for $40 each so now they will work a treat. I am 99% sure
that the calipers bolt on, i haven't tested this yet because my mate left them
at his home, but a set of 280ZX calipers will fit on aswell.
Hope this helps a bit.
Luke Heymans
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