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Item: 1994 Manual R33 GTS25t, 87,000kms

Color: Black

Features: Excellent condition, lightly tuned with the following mods:

  • Full exhaust: Split stainless dump pipe, Apexi N1 front pipe, Apexi N1 cat-back, stainless hi-flo cat
  • Apexi S-SAFC2
  • Apexi AVC-R EBC
  • Turbosmart type 2 blow off valve
  • K&N panel filter in airbox
  • Interior:Turbo timer, 6 stack Cd, autometer boost gauge, razo gear knob

The SAFC2 & AVCR was tuned by UniGroup engineering, dyno'ed in shootout mode to 201.9rwkw at 10psi (see picture links for a scan). Pretty much all the mods are newer than 3 yrs.

Service & Maintenance Items

  • Tyres replaced this year, Hankook Ventus sport K104's, with 80%+ tread on stock rims
  • For the past 3 years that I've owned it, I've serviced it every 6 mths/5,000kms (whichever came first). Have log book to show this.
  • Timing belt was replaced @ approx 70,000km's when I first bought the car 3 yrs ago.
  • Front brake pads just replaced (Bendix), discs machined.

Rego: Approx 10 months

Location: Sydney southern suburbs (Hurstville)

Reason for Selling: Bought a bike, so gonna downgrade to a cheaper hatchback now. Happy to look at trade for cheap hatchback + cash adjustment.

Price: $12,000neg.

Contact Details: drop me a mail at [email protected] or PM me to arrange a time. If you would like additional pics please email me.

Photos: http://shoey.gfoto.com

Edited by shoey_R33
  • 3 months later...

can you send some more pics of the engine bay, turbo, underside of the car. Also has there been any problems withj HICAS ect. What condition is th einterior in and could you send a pic of it.

Send pics to [email protected]

I am interested but how much is the price negotiable.

Also does it still have the stock cooler in it? What condition is the turbo in? What condition is the interior in? Does the motor use any oil?

Edited by WogsRus

  • Pics of interior added to gfoto. The pics are a yr old, but nothings changed except the gear knob has been replaced with a black leather razo item, and an autometer boost gauge added
  • Intercooler is stock
  • Havent heard my mechanic report any problems regarding the turbo or oil, and I see them every 6 mths for regualr service. The turbo is a stock '94 GTS25T unit that occassionaly sees up to 10psi boost (under control by a dyno tuned AVC-R), but mainly I run it at 7psi
  • Price is somewhat negotiable, just dont expect to drive away for a penny and expect me to throw in a tank to boot :)

Honestly, as the user of the car, I can only report on what I *observe* to be the condition of the engine, turbo, etc etc. . Its like asking me whats the condition of my kidneys. I can tell u that I feel great but only a doctor (ie mechanic) can tell me what the true condition is. I urge you if you are mechanically minded to come see for yourself or organize an NRMA inspection if you are intereste d:)

All i meant by the condition was things like, is there any oil round the turbo, ie leaks, does the engine blow smoke on cold start ect.

Does the sump of the car look dry, general. Anyway before i do purchase the car i would get it inspected so all good mate.

Forgot to ask. Are there any marks or dents or scratches on the car, if so, ore they bad and eaisaly reparible?

Also any cracks or anything of that nature on the windscreen ect?

Edited by WogsRus

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