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Engine rebuilt 5000kms ago.

Rebuild included:

o New GTR rods

o High flowed turbo rebuilt

o Steel head gasket

o ACL race series bearings

o Reconditioned head

The rebuild was looked after by Julian (widebody32) at Jay’s Race Engines. Julian's GTR incidentally won HP Heroes in this years summernats; so this job was done by someone who certainly knows their stuff.

The car is currently pulling 265 RWKW off a safe street tune. Anyone looking for more power could probably squeeze 275 out of it

Engine cont.

• ACL forged pistons

• After market injectors

• FMIC

• Oil catch can

• Turbosmart type3 blow off valve

• N1 oil pump

• N1 water pump

• Splitfire coils

• Aftermarket fuel pump

• Aftermarket fuel regulator

• K&N POD filter and cold air box

• Blitz Dual Solinoid boost controller

• Recently rebuilt gearbox

• Exedy single plate clutch

• 3” exhaust from cat-back to 5Zigen tip

• Microtech ECU

• Adjustable exhaust cam gear

Suspension

• Lowered springs

• Bilstein shocks / coilovers

Body

• GTR front bar with GTR blinkers

• GTR side skirts

• 19” wheels with some decent dish

Other

• Alarm and Touchpoint immobiliser

• Engineer’s certificate

• 12 months NSW rego.

Located in Canberra.

Asking for 20k.

Adam

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It's sure a nice set up, makes as much power as my GTR which has $14K spent on her. And the dyno certainly doesn't over read power. I was pumping 280kw at Croyden and only 266kw on this dyno.

It looks like a very clean car as well. Sad to see it go up for sale.

How many KM's on the car itself mate? Any outstanding problems?

Cheers,

Tommo

It's got 213,000km on it. The owner I bought it off in January believed it should actually be at around 160k but he accidentally 'bumped it' forward when he was replacing the dash.. there's no way to prove that one way or the other so we'll just stick with 213k I guess. It's lucky to have done 7000km since I got it.

The car has been running quite nicely since the rebuild and no problems have cropped up.

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