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Item: 1993 Nissan Skyline GTS 25T

Location: Brisbane

Item Condition: Good

Reason for Selling: Pursuing Career

Contact Details: Please PM me. I work alot through the week but I will check PMs. Please serious enquiries only.

Price and Payment Conditions: $16,900

Modifications:

G-Max Wheels rear: 18x9.5 with 265’s front: 18x8.5

Tein hight and rebound adjustable suspension

Full 3inch custom exhaust with Magic Cat and twin Mufflers

T04 turbo on X-Force highmount manifold

Turbosmart 48mm Pro-Gate wastegate

100mm think Front Mount Inter Cooler

Blitz blow off valve

Sard fuel pressure Regulator

Sard 550cc injectors

Walbro 500 horsepower fuel pump

Motec Engine Management System

Exceedy 5 puck clutch

Pod air filter

Oil catch can

Thermo fan

Bonnet vents

Isotta Steering wheel

DBA 4000series sloted disks alround with braided lines

Braided fuel-line, blow-by, breather and radiator overflow hoses

New chrome radiator overflow tank

Gates Racing radiator hoses

Viper 790VX Pager car alarm

Other Details: The car will be supplied with standard plates before sale. Always serviced every 5000kms. Car now has 129,000 kms. Always best oil used Motul 300v. 365rwhp on 14psi.

SLEEPER!!!

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