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1995 Nissan Skyline R33 GTS-T

RB25DET

Price: 23,000

KMS: 102,000

Location: Melbourne

1995 Nissan Skyline R33 GTS-T

RB25DET

* HKS GT 3040 Turbo

* HKS Stainless Steel Exhaust Manifold

* HKS 1.6mm Head Gasket

* TRUST Type R External Wastegate 44mm

* TRUST/GREEDY Inlet Manifold / Plenum

* TOMEI Poncam Camshafts (Exghust & Inlet)

* APEXI Power FC + Hand Controller

* NISMO N1 Water Pump

* NISMO N1 Oil Pump

* SARD 550cc Injectors

* BLITZ Stainless Steel Air Filter

* TURBOSMART E-Boost Controller

* TRUST Type R Blow Off Valve

* SARD Fuel Pressure Reg

* TEIN HA Coil Over Suspension

* ARIAS Forged Pistons

Ported & Polished Head

Strengthed Conrods

* ISKANDARIAN Valve Springs

* KING Main Bearings

* BOSCH 044 Fuel Pump

* Custom 9 Litre Baffled Sump

* MICKS METALCRAFT Intercooler 600x350x100mm

* 18 Row Oil Cooler with Thermosta

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* UNIQUE AUTO SPORTS 5 Puck Extra Heavy Duty Clutch

* CUSTOM Aluminium Air Filter Box

Oil Catch Can with Breather

Windscreen Wiper Bottle

90mm Front & Dump Pipe

* FUJITSUBO 90mm Exhaust System

* X-Force LP02 Stainless Steel Muffler 3.5" with 4.5" Tip

* High Flow CAT

* 90mm Q45 Air Flow Meter

* 17" Wheels with Bridgestone Potenza Semi Slicks RE-504 (Street Legal)

* Alloy Front Air Deflector

* Rear Alloy Cradle Spacers

* WHITELINE Strut Brace

* Brake Master Cylinder Brace

* HICAS HAS BEEN REMOVED

* SONY Head Unit

* SONY Xplod AMP

* KICKER Splits F & R

* KICKER AMP

* PHILIPS Crstal Vision & Diamond Vision Head Light Bulbs

* HAS FULL BLITZ BODY KIT ALL ROUND

Just had full service, new plugs etc.

Timing belt was done at 70,000kms

Made 325RWKW at 21psi with more to go.

Asking $23,000 ono serious buyers only

Any questions just ask. . . . .

This is an awesome car for an awesome price. Over 50,000 worth of engine mods.

Selling due to looking for a change.

its so clean!! in and out. . .

Contact On 0438652234

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