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Item: 1993 series 1 R33 nissan skyline

Location: budgewoi (central coast) NSW

Item Condition: Excellent

Reason for Selling: i have 2 cars, one needs to go

Price and Payment Conditions: $13,000 firm

Extra Info: car drives dead straight, is in near perfect condition, i haven't been able to find a fault on it in the time ive owned it, new owner will not be dissapointed.

ive been told by the previous owner (tuitahi) that the car has roughly 200rwkw's @8psi, also its not to bad on fuel, i get roughly 10.5-11 L/100, depending on how i drive

the car has been tracked 2-3 times, once by me and the tuitahi took it out aswell

here's a list of the mods done to the car

General

Factory Type M bodykit (Front bar, side skirts and rear pods)

Nismo clear side indicators

Nismo leather gear knob

R32 GTR wheels (16 x 8 +30 lightweight forged aluminium)

Power

Kakimoto HyperMega Dual N1 Catback exhaust (dual 2.5" pipes from the cat into dual 4" cannons)

BOS Importing (Batmbl) Split dump/front pipe

Catco stainless core 5 inch body high flow cat

ARC R34 SMIC

Remapped ECU by Toshi (no speed limit, no rich and retard, optimised A/F ratios and timing)

FET Coil packs

Turbotech boost controller

Nismo fuel pump

Drivetrain

Nismo GMAX Twin plate clutch and flywheel

Short shift kit

Handling

Full Sydneykid suspension package -

Bilstein dampers with adjustable height circlips

Whiteline Springs

Whiteline adjustable swaybars

Whiteline adjustable camber & castor bushes

Whiteline pineapples

Whiteline dust covers and bump stops

Genuine GTR rear strut brace

JJR Front strut brace with brake cylinder brace

Hicas lockbar

Stopping

DBA 4000 slotted rotors

Winmax 0-600 degree pads

Electrics

Earthing kit

Adjustable shift light

Remote central locking, alarm and dual immobilizer

Autometer boost guage

Pictures:

frontquarter.jpg

rearquarter.jpg

here's a few pics from wakefield

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prev5.jpg

prev1.jpg

Contact Details:

you can contact me on 0424143184 or 4399 1587

or email me at: [email protected]

or send me a pm if you wish

regards

mitch

p.s. some of you may already know this car as i bought it of tuitahi off the forums a couple of months ago, if you have any questions about the car you can also send him a pm if you wish

Edited by weeman1
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