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Hi guys, it's time to get back into something AWD so my R32 is up for grabs. I've owned it for about 5 months and in that time i've added Recaro seats, 4pt harness, custom tailshaft, alloy radiator, and had it tuned.

1993 R32 GTST Type M

114000k

Rego to June 07

210rwkw@16psi, 240rwkw@21psi

Engine:

RB20DET

Microtech LT12s ecu

Garrett GT28 0.86 440hp turbo

Custom modified exhaust manifold

Genuine Hybrid 600x300x75 FMIC

JJR 40mm alloy radiator

GTR injectors

Custom dump pipe

3" turboback exhaust

Malpassi FPR and gauge

Bosch 910 fuel pump

Custom cam gears

HKS air filter

Greddy Type S BOV

Driveline/Suspension:

RB25DET gearbox

Button clutch

Custom 700hp rated tailshaft

Tein HR coilovers

GTR rear swaybar

Hicas lock

ANZ 18x8.5" rims with 235/40/18 tyres all round

Extra 17x8 and 17x9 Impul rims

Interior:

Greddy Profec B boost controller

Greddy Turbo timer

Autometer boost gauge

Blitz steering wheel

Razo pedals

Recaro driver and passenger seats

RPM 4 point driver's harness

Pioneer DEH-P9650MP headunit (RRP~$1400)

JVC 520W 4ch amp

Sony 6" front splits

Pioneer 12" sub

Pioneer 6x9" rear speakers

Asking price is $16500.

Less $500 without Recaros (stock seats fitted).

Less $500 without stereo.

Will consider removing other parts to reduce price.

Located on the Gold Coast, please PM me or email neilesplin@hotmail.com with enquiries.

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http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=156926

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