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1993 R32 GTS-T Type - M (at Tilbrooks dyno 189kw)

5-speed manual

RB20DET (170,000km's)

R33 Series 1 turbo

Custom S/S inlet pipe

Catch can

Trust frount mount intercooler

Greddy BOV

Boost gauge

Re-mapped ECU

R33 GTR fuel pump

3' exhaust with:

AM Performance split dump/front pipe

High flow cat

Whiteline front & rear sway bars

AM Performance Vented coilpack cover

New ISC rear coilovers (height/damper adj)

Tein front coilovers

Front & rear Cusco strut braces

DVD/CD player

R33 floor mats

Re-trimmed steering wheel

New O2 sensor

$12,000 ono (price drop)

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