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1993 R33 GTS-T Series I

2 door, Manual, Black

Pioneer headunit

Engine Internals Consist Of:

Aries Forged Pistons

Aries Molly Piston Rings & Bearings

Shock Pein RB25 Conrods

Crank X-Rayed, Polished & Balanced

Head Has Stainless Valves 30mm Exhaust 34.5mm Inlet

Three Angled

Cut Valve Seats

Ported Polished

Flow Tested & Manifold Matched For Optimum Flow

Engine Externals & Bay:

Detailed In Blue Print

6" Cold Air Induction System

Simota Heat Shielded POD Filter

Straight Pipe From POD To Turbo (Non Restrictive)

Custom Turbo Set Up High Flowed T3 Front VG30 Rear Housing

RB20 Waste Gate Actuator

Monster Hybrid FMIC & Piping

Polished Throttle Body

Turbosmart Super Sonic BOV

3" Mandrel exhaust From Turbo

3" High Flow Cat Into 4" Apexi Cannon

Exedy Racing Clutch & Pressure plate

Lightened & Balanced Fly Wheel

400r Front & Rear Body Kit With GTR Sides & Spoiler, 17" Import Rims

Receipts for most work. Done when owned by previous owner. For sale as we have come to realise one skyline is plenty, and I can't pull a horse float with it!

may be other things but can't think of right now!!

blksky.jpg

Looking at offers of $16,500

PM me for details etc

Will post more pics tomo

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