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Entering turn 1 at Willow Springs. Track repaving makes for some interesting reflections. Car is a ‘72 with original paint, and currently sports a JDM S15 Silvia Autech Version SR20DE/6-speed, front coil-overs, Koni Sport (F) Tokico Illumina (R) shocks, 280ZX brakes, fully adjustable F&R suspension, Quaife R180 diff, 930 CV conversion, Cobra Imola2 seats, Schroth harnesses, 4 pt Roll bar, S15 Silvia gauge cluster, Autometer auxilliary gauges.

Added on June 6 by Autech510

Comments

nickel_dime wrote: Jun 10, 2008 12:41 p.m.
Nice Dime. You’ve got some nice mods on it. I’ve got a 2 door street 510 waiting for it’s turn in line to be worked on. As soon as I the guard rail rash off my 510 race car I’ll get my street Dime on the road.
Autech510 wrote: Jun 28, 2008 10:15 p.m.
Thanks. Just 10 minutes ago I was perusing the GRM message boards and all of a sudden I see my car in the left hand column under Featured Reader’s Ride’s. Cool! Good luck with both of yours.
Jensenman wrote: Nov 10, 2008 3:18 p.m.
Really nice car! My brother in law has a dime in BRE colors with a KA24DE swap.
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