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Make/Model: HR31 GTS-X

Year: 1988

Kilometers: RB20 silvertop conversion with approx 140,000k's on it. Car has done 160,000km's

Transmission type: Full manual shift kitted VLT Auto

Engine: RB20DET ECCS silvertop

Colour:White

Modifications:

MOTOR/TRANSMISSION

RB20DET ECCS Silvertop conversion

Garrett GT2871r 350hp BB turbo

Custom steel air intake

Apexi pod

GFB Bleedvalve

Walbaro 500HP fuel pump

Race hi-pressure fuel regulator

AVO S15 FMIC 400 x 300, with custom 2.5inch piping

HKS SSQV

Custom T2 3" split dump pipe

Adapted T2 exhaust manifold

3" zorst with Metalcat high flow cat

X-Force cannon 4inch tip

Shift kitted VLT Auto - with foward pattern manual valve body, upgraded kevlar bands and planetary gear sets. Brand new convertor. B&M oil cooler.

EXTERIOR

Tinted windows

17inch Manaray Sports rims, powder coated white

S3 HR31 GTS-R boot spoiler

Nisspares front spoiler

S1 HR31 tail lights

S1 HR31 GTS grill

S3 HR31 Projector lights

Genuine Adthree mudflaps

SUSPENSION

KYB hard shock inserts

INTERIOR

Alarm with black wiring, 2 point imob.

Greddy Turbotimer

Pivot shift meter

Kenwood HU CD player

Kenwood 5" splits

Kenwood 6x9's

Jaycar Tweeters

American Pro Audio amp.

Roadworthy Certificate: Yes

Registered: Yes, until 2007-JUL

Accident History: None

Asking Price: $11,000 ono

Location: Mulgrave, VIC SE

Contact Details: PM or reply here.

Other Comments:

RB20 silvertop conversion with approx 140,000k's on it, completed approx 25,000K's ago. All belts, fluids, hoses, and pulleys were changed as well as water pump. Car has done 160,000km's. Dash reads 110,000km's - Cluster was replaced at 160,000 k's when fuel guage and temp guage stopped working. (Still have broken clutster if you want to see it). AC compressor is still on but not hooked up.

Car comes with the following gear that is not yet fitted:

2x Air ducts and mesh ready for paint

AC lines and hoses

Always serviced every 3 months or 5,000k's with quality fluids. Fussy owner. Body very straight and clean, the interior is spotless. Car needs to go, no reasonable offer refused...just dont insult me.

Current setup is making a tad under 180rwkw tuned on the rich side for safety.

Car was making an easy 170rwkw with no safc and RB25 turbo.

Plenty of potential with some engine management and injectors.

Price: 11,000 ONO Plates included

or

Minus stereo, plates and RWC. 10,000 ONO

Here are the pics, more to come of engine bay and interior:

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