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1989 Nissan Skyline BNR32 GTR

130,000kms

Modifications include:

HKS 2530 turbo chargers (640hp)

HKS Turbo dump pipes

HKS Actuators

HKS Air filters

HKS Fuel rail & injectors

Malpassi fuel pressure regulator

Apex`i Power FC computer and commander (hand held controller)

Apex`i boost control kit for the Power FC

100mm thick intercooler

Nismo coppermix twin plate clutch (latest version)

Nismo aluminium radiator

N1 front bar vents

Twin custom 3” front pipes, into 3.5” exhaust system

Turbo timer

R33 V-Spec differential

R33 gearbox (fitted last week, opened and inspected, low kms, A1 cond)

Cusco brake master stopper

Cusco oversize sway bars

Cusco rear strut brace

Front strut brace

Billstein adjustable suspension

17x9 Rays engineering TE37's

4WD/2WD in-cabin switch

Pioneer CD player

MOMO ‘race’ steering wheel

Reflective tinted windows

This car has recently been dyno tuned to 556hp @ 1.2bar and the power output chart from this tune can be provided. In 2005, tuned to to 260KW at the wheels, the previous owner ran a 11.8sec quarter mile , the car hasn't been re-run since the recent modifications.

As it is, this is a very fast and drivable car while still retaining it's factory look and feel.

Over $15,000 spent in modifications in the last 6 months, I am currently building a track car and need more cash to do so.

Asking $27,500 with 3 months rego

I am interested in swapping for a RWD turbo nissan for a daily driver

Contact Phil on 0402448987 for any further details/interest ([email protected]) - Located in Adelaide, SA

Thanks

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