Garage Saurus Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 in the fog

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Nissan Skyline GT-R R34Garage Saurus, reimagined.

Hayashi-san’s own R34, refined by CW Collective.

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The brief

Power,
with a purpose.

Built by Garage Saurus owner Hayashi-san as his own expression of the R34, then reimagined by CW Collective.

Near-four-figure power is only the headline. Response, balance, and repeatability define the car.

Garage Saurus R34 front three-quarter view
Garage Saurus R34 single-lug wheel conversion
Rear view of the Garage Saurus R34

Garage Saurus

Owner’s car.
Development car.

HKS V-Cam RB26

Response before spectacle.

V-Cam sharpens the RB26’s low- and mid-range response while the large single carries the engine toward 1,000 horsepower.

HKS V-Cam RB26 engine in the Garage Saurus R34
Large single turbo in the Garage Saurus R34
Single-lug conversion and brake detail

CW Collective

Reimagined at every corner.

Fresh carbon details and a single-lug conversion give the Saurus build a cleaner, more technical second chapter.

Kouki black interior of the Garage Saurus R34
Rare patterned Recaro seat
Garage Saurus R34 shifter

Kouki black interior

The rare bits remain.

Later black trim, rare patterned Recaros, and carefully chosen period details keep the cabin unmistakably R34.

Nismo instrument cluster and gear indicator
Garage Saurus R34 driving through the fog

Fuji Speedway

Track dialled.
Road fluent.

Garage Saurus Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 in profile

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Nearly 1,000 horsepower. Built to be driven, not merely discussed.

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