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1993 Nissan Skyline R33 GTSt

RB25DET (2.5L Turbo)

Gun Metal Grey

Number Plate: RB 25 ST (metallic black on silver)

172,000KM

3 speed Auto with over drive

Apexi Air Fuel Controller

Turbo Smart Boost Controller (running 10 PSI)

High Flow Turbo

Boost Gauge

Adjustable fuel Regulator

K&N Panel filter

Front Mounted Intercooler

X-Force 3” Turbo Back Stainless Steal Exhaust (comes with silencer)

Custom made duel chamber muffler interchangeable with the 5” cannon supplied

X-Force High Flow Cat

Pedders Sports Rider Springs (1” lower)

17x40x235 Advanti Vienna Wheels

Pirelli Dragon Tyres

Mongoose M80AM Alarm (includes battery back-up siren, dual zone microwave & 2 stage impact sensor)

M-Spec front bumper (side skirts, rear pods, and GTR style wing in same colour included but not fitted)

Drivers side GT badge missing however car comes with replacement

HICAS (Four Wheel Steer)

Digital climate control

CD Player

ABS

All Power options (windows, mirrors, steering)

this is no longer for sale as 3rd gear has died and ill be doing a manual conversion and keeping the car

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Edited by Timeb0mb

Alot of ppl take everything off the car and sell it stock. If I were u and I had the time, I'll take everyin off the car and sell the car for $9k or something. Stock rims, stock turbo, take the alarm off etcetc. Just my opinion anyway.

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