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Engine fully rebuilt just 4000 Km's ago.

Engine Mods: fully balanced SR20 engine, ACL forged pistons, flowed head, 550cc SARD injectors, adjustable SARD fuel pressure regulator with gauge, 500 HP Walbro fuel pump, BIG GT35 turbo (new), top mount manifold, 38mm External wastegate, Tommi Stage 1 Cams, Huge custom front mount intercooler and radiator set up, Screamer pipe, 80mm air flow meter, pod filter, After market thermo fan, oil catch can, custom 3inch exhaust with cannon, Tomei Front strut brace .

Electronics: Apexi Power FC with hand controller, Apexi AVC-R, boost gauge, Air Fuel ratio gauge, cooler jets, Greddy turbo timer, Pivot Shift Light, Viper alarm system with imobiliser. Odyssey Dry cell battery in boot.

Drive Train: Short shifter, OS Geiken twin plate cluth and lightened flywheel all balanced.

Interior: Very good condition, Blue Illuminous sports dash, Alpine CD player, Trust gear selector

Exterior: Factory grape color. Body: very straight, 18inch 5 spoke rims with 265's still have trouble with traction in a straight line.Lowered King Springs

Dyno results were 340rwhp on 17PSI

Gold Coast - QLD

$24 000

Matt - 0405400170

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