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hi guys ok .. im am selling my s14a due to financial difficulties, i have just freshly put in a 2002 s15 motor .. and just had a full major service done, the car was dyno tuned to 210 rwkws by nigel at racingline ..

s14 s2 1999 luxury model

PRICE = $22500kono

car rego until jan 12th 2008

BOLT ONS:

NISMO 750cc injectors

walbro fuel pump

exedy extreme cushion hd clutch and racing flywheel

Down pipe and x-force extractors on a HKS 2540 turbo

full turbo back blitz NUR Spec exhaust

APEXI air filter with power adapter

hybrid FMIC

z32 airflowmeter

HKS SSQ BOV

HKS actuator

apexi avcr

lightened flywheel

XFORCE s14 front pipe with highflow cat

xFORCE manifold

xFORCE dump pipe

ext. =

x-racing front bar

x-racing rear

x-racing sideskirts

car is naked fully debadged

genuine GRAMlight 57fpro rims

Full VIPER alarm systems with imbolizer.

APEXI AVCR

APEXI POWER FC PRO + HAND CONTROLLER.

full luxury sunroof

power everything

jvc headunit

extra info

the car has no accident history, i have about 80% of receipts for all purchased parts and service histories

car is fully debadged.

i am located in melbourne

contact details:

[email protected] add on msn or email

0421869074 ask for Sam

i am open to offers and may trade ..

here are some pics ..

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