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Tommy Kara 33 - 262kw New Forged Engine

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Tommy Kaira R33 Skyline

The body, ngine and interior is in perfect condition.

This car is the only one of its kind. Rare Tommy Kaira kit (modified), Custom gold ROH Drift R wheels

The car has 262 kw @ wheels & 18 psi - safe tune on new engine and 210 at 9psi

the engine only has around 500kms on it, so once it has been worn in, 300kw is easily possible with another tune.

The car has a high mount turbo set up, but has been through 2 defect stations and passed with ease. Tens of thousands spent on this car.

This car is in immaculate condition you will not find one in better condition.

The engine is now built, rebuild With forged pistons, all new bearings, new gaskets etc

Engine:

Machined

balanced

CP forged pistons

Total Seal rings

ACL Comp. Beaarings

gates timing belt

Trust TDO6 turbo

custom high mount manifold

External wastegate

screamer pipe

Port and polish

Z32 AFM

HKS pod

cold air induction

APEXI FMIC

650cc injectors

Bosch 023 fuel pump

SARD fuel pressure regulator

APEXI power FC

HKS boost controller

3 1/2 stainless steel exhaust

Greddy BOV

NISMO spark plugs

Splitfire coilpacks

Tommy Kaira body kit

Tommy Kaira front & rear badges

custom 18" gold drift R rims (8" front/9" rear)

Nexen 235/245 tyres

polished headlights

Front & rear coilovers

cusco strut brace

1.5 LSD

short shifter

brass button clutch

Momo race steering wheel

Tommy Kaira gear knob

APEXI boost guage

APEXI power fc hand controller

APEXI shoulder pads

genuine nissan floor mats

Series 2 interior (front and rear reats and door trims)

JVC MP3 player

Pioneer front speakers & tweeters

JVC rears

Looking for $21 500

Any interest or questions please call 0412 978 740

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Awesome 33 - that is one of the best i have seen, if only i had that sort of money - Good price too

What sort of cars are you looking at swapping with, are you looking at a direct swap or are you after $ as well

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