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Item:180sx

Location Rockhampton Qld

hey guys i've had enough. car's for sale. $17,5000 firm no rego no rwc.

vehicle is:

1991 Nissan 180sx black in colour.

Engine: Arias 40 thou oversized forged pistons (has 1200 k's on the motor total) new timing chain and oil pump water pump and thermostat

Scat I-beam rods

Clevite race bearings with standard crank machined to match

O-ringed block

tripple layer metal head gasket

Tomei rocker stopper kit

ARP - rod bolts, head stud kit, bearing retainer kit

ported and flowed head ----------- REBUILD COST ME $8,000

450cc gtr injectors in custom railrising rate fuel pressure regulator

Greddy drift sump

cusco catch can

cusco coil overs (HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE)

5 puck custom clutch

five stud conversion wiith sumitomo front 4-spot calipers

290mm slotted and cross drilled rotors

front camber tops

half cage

G REDDY T518z turbo with custom flowing on the front cover.

Trust GTR style intercooler with custom powder coated piping - blue

all hose clamps are high pressure truck type clamps, with new silicone joints.

x-force extractors (stainless)

trust front front pipe

x-force dump pipe

x-force cat back 3-5 inch exhaust.

fixed position drivers seat

nardi steering wheel

razo pedals

hks turbo timer

Turbo smart eboost 1

r32 gtst rims and f**ked tyres - can arrange some sava's cheap.

type x front bar - f**ked

NIsmo side skirts - f**ked - body is the worst part of the car spend two grand and it wuld look awesome

Vehicle has a total of 101,000 k's on the chasis.

I'm not keen on getting d**k around and no test pilots.

estimated power somewhere between 350 - 400hp at the wheels on 19 psi

call Shauno on 0424534691 don't waste my time

also have a power fc and hand controller for the vehcile as well not fitted and not included but can be purchased seperatly for $1,100.

Also have 18 x 8.5 and 18 x 9.5 inch star corp racing wheels slight drift damage to one, completly rooted tyres on these.

plus i have assorted rear trim parts if you want them you can have those

Like i said this price is firm I'm not budging one bit car owes me over $30,000 so don't even think about asking!!!!!!!!!!!!

sorry i don't have any photos on me at the moment

And i know its probably not worth that much but hey its mine and ill ask what i want for it!!! :D

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