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FOR SALE

GTR32 1994 MODEL SILVER IN COLOUR, BUILT ON LAST MONTH NISSAN MADE GTR 32'S.

Excellent condition 62,000 km

Features include

RAYS TE 37'S 18 BY 9 ALL ROUND WITH so2 tyres

NEW HKS COIL OVERS FRONT & REAR

TRUST VSPL INTERCOOLER NEW

HKS GT-SS TURBOS DONE ABOUT 3000 KM

HKS DUMP PIPES

ITOH FRONT PIPE WITH KAKIMOTO RACING EXHAUST

SPITFIRE COILS

NISMO CLUSTER

CUSCO STOP FLEX BRACE ON MASTER CYLINDER

APEXI PODS

CUSTOM BIG BAFFLED SUMP

N1 PISTONS AND RODS, ENGINE HAS HAD FULL REBUILD 10,000 KM AGO

perfect condition and running order. any inspection welcome, no test pilots.

30G ONO

14 psi on dyno made 268kw with little lag and lots of torque, more boost can make easy 300 awk.

ALSO NEW SAAD INJECTORS NISMO AFM'S, PORTED HEAD, TOMEI FUEL RAIL AND ATS TWIN PLATE CARBON CLUTCH FOR SEPERATE SALE or PACKAGE SALE.

Wont let me post pics, can try emailing them if interested

Message me or sms me with any inquires youmay have about the GTR

Mal 0422877975, Sydney NSW ,cheers.

Edited by SLOGTR
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