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hey guys i no its not a nissan.. but heres my bmw 520i with a 1jzgte motor in it... it makes around 300 kws at the wheels on 14 psi.. mods r 1j, r154 gearbox, button clutch,custom high mount manifold, hiflowed t04, 45 mm external gate, 3 inch exhaust, custom plenum, 550cc injectors, 100mm throttle body front mount, microtech computer lts 12 and dash, custom 1 piece tail shaft, 2006 m5 diff and axels, car 100 % legal, car now has bigger turbo when tuned will be good for over 400 at the wheels

im looking for 19 or swap for a ss ute or vx vy ss... cars on the gold coast

contact me on 0411790295 or get me on here cheerz

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