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I have owned the car for over 2 years and have been in the process of building it up almost the entire time. Most work was performed throughout last year and all the work completed by Gavin Wood, Autotech Labrador. Including full rebuild, 17,000km done including running in.

The work currently carried out to the car includes:-

(All parts bought NEW unless specified)

Genuine Nissan N1 Block ($3,500)

GTR Crank (replaced)

Adjustable Cam Gears

Apexi Power FC 'Plug N Play'

Apexi Electronic Boost Controller Kit

Apexi FC Commander Hand Controller

Apexi Super Intake kit for 80mm AFM's

Apexi GT Spec Intercooler (no longer in production) 136mm Thick

R33 Gtst 80mm AFM's <Used

Greddy/Trust Oil Catch Can

Greddy/Trust Intercooler Piping Kit

CP Forged Pistons

Tomei Metal Head Gasket

NISMO Fuel Pump

600cc injectors

HKS GT-SS Sports Turbines - Ball Bearing 320hp each

HKS Split Dump Pipes

HKS stage 2 cams and springs

Twin 3" Front Pipes into single 3.5" Exhaust. N1 Style Muffler

N1 Oil pump

N1 Water Pump

OS Giken Triple Plate Clutch R3C

Lightened Flywheel

Apline MP3 Headunit w/remote

Alarm System with Remote Central Locking

Bride Reclining Racing Seats w/genuine rails

Nismo Duracon Gearknob

TEIN Super Street Coilovers (adjusted for Australian Conditions)

(Height and Dampening Adjustable)

Front Strut Brace

Michelin Pilot Preceda Tyres 90%

Slotted Brake Rotors and Bendix Pads (new)

Price: $32,000 $29,000 Or Nearest Offer

Contact: 0413 244 862 - Jonathan

Location: Brisbane

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250awkw @ 16 psi >> Capable of 360awkw @ 25 psi

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Thanks.

I will most likely pull this off the market shortly and continue modding. Its running absolutely fantastic day in day out. A rare example of a very low maintenance, high output vehicle with only a couple mods from being a real GODzilla.

HKS Ballbearing GT-SS Turbos and we are about to come into winter !!

An absolute pleasure to own and drive.

Stealth01 - I never recieved that PM.

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