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hey guys am sellin my baby.

mods as follows

t3/t4 turbo high flowed with steel wheels (holds up to 25psi comfy)

gtr front mount intercooler 2.5" intercooler piping

nippon high flow fuel pump rated at 320 ltrs per hour

twin plate heacy duty clutch

cs quick shift

fully rebuilt and strengthed rb20 box

tien coil overs

40mm external gate

3" exhaust

5 GReddy gauges (2 temp (oil and water) ext temp, oil pressure gauge and boost) all with memory and preset warnings, however 2 are currently are not working.

jvc touch screen headunit

anyhow if u would like to know anymore details just pm me

am chasin 16'500 for this

cheers ashley

oh the car is located in toowoomba

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no mate had no trouble at that much boost altho if i was to do it constantly i would run a fuel pressure regulator. normally only run it at 16psi or under. no repairs ever been preformed to my knowledge. am using rb25 pistons (that is wat the guy i bought it off told me). there is no signs of blow by or anything.

forgot to a few things which i have since remembered

further mods are

5 cusco sway bars (one front top, underneath front two, and underneath back two)

mines after market ecu

apexi air filter

also will come with a spare set of rubeer (not already on wheels)

thats all that comes to mind for now, am willin to negotiate or maybe even trade if the deal is right.

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