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I have owned the car for almost 2.5 years. I am the first owner in Australia. Imported the car through imports101. The car landed in April 2005 and was complienced by Carizma. This car has always been very reliable, and the only problem i ever had was with the original RB20DET engine, which dropped a cylinder. At the time i was quite annoyed, but it gave me a reason to put in an RB25DET!

All the necessary engine conversion work was done by Roshan at Driftline Racing. No corners were cut, and i ensured everything was done as well as it could have been.

I have attended 3 track days in the car and it has been great to me at all of them... only problem it had was needing MORE TYRES!

The Rear seats, Carpet and sound deadening have been removed and the entire floor has been painted matt black. This was done in May this year. At the same time, I had the majority of the car Re Sprayed to freshen it up when i put the Type-m kit on.

The Engine and gearbox came out of a R33 Series 2 GTS-t front cut.

Kilometres: 65,000 (Engine swap was done at 49,000)

Complianced: Yes

Registered: Yes, Until April 28th 2008

Transmission: 5 speed Manual

Engine: 6 cylinder RB25DET Turbo 2.5L

Modifications:

RB25DET Engine Swap

RB25DET Gear Box

Brand new Exedy Heavy Duty Clutch

Custom R32/R33 Tailshaft

Cusco Adjustable Castor Rods

Cusco Front and Rear Sway Bars

Cusco Front and Rear Strut Braces

Greddy Intercooler and Piping

Power FC with Hand Controller

Bride Brix II Seat

Tuned By Dr Drift

Nismo 2 Way LSD

Vertex Front Bar

Type-m Side skirts and rear bar

Flared rear guards (wider than usual)

Tomei Hicas Lock System

Twin Davis Craig Thermo Fans

Greddy Oil Catch Can

R32 GTR Wheels

Custom 3 Inch Exhaust w/High Flow Cat

ReSpray in Custom Gold

HKS Hypermax Suspension

Z32 AFM

Dr Drift Boost Controller

GTR Fuel Pump

R32 GTR Black Bonnet

2 HKS Guages - Water/Eng Temp

Pivot Full Auto Turbo timer

Pod Filter

Immobileser (Playing up)

Producing a SAFE 210RWKW @ Dr Drift

$17,000 ONO

Contact Troy...

[email protected] (Also for MSN)

0409875864

Car is Currently located 1hr from CBD

Will add more pics shortly

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