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Shaunc

By Shaunc,
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292700,this is not bullshit!first motor did 180000ks before if went bang!!current motor has,well you guys can work it out!current motor just got a highflow turbo on it,can run 19psi,so i think this motor should last a bit longer.

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I'm surprised some idiot hasn't already piped up and said "xxx kms on that age car? - Gee - that's not possible - gotta be wound back! - blah blah blah"

My current '96 SII Gts-t had 20,995km on it when I imported it Feb last year. The importer (Autoworx) said it was the cleanest R33 they've had in years and no wear, damage, dings anywhere with a completely clean auction sheet. 16 months later it's still only done 28,468km.

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