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Car: 1993 R33 GTS-T Skyline

Engine: RB25/30 DET

Engine mods:

Balance & blueprinted engine

CP Forged Pistons

Eagle Rods

Nitride Crank

Custom Oil Pump Drive

Custom 8.5L Sump

Nismo N1 Oil Pump

Tomei Poncams

Tomei Cam Gears

ARP head studs & bolts

O-ringed RB30 block

Ported & polished head

Copper Head Gasket

GReddy plenum

90mm Q45 throttle body

Sub Zero 600x300x120mm front mount Intercooler

Brass 3-core Radiator

T-72 Mr. Turbo Billet Turbo

50mm HKS External Wastegate with screamer pipe

X-Force Exhaust Manifold

3" Mandrel-bent Exhaust with 5" muffler

Turbosmart Type-2 Blow-Off Valve

GReddy Profec B II Boost Controller

Microtech LTX-12 ECU

Nismo 600cc Injectors

GReddy fuel rail

Bosch Motorsports 044 Fuel Pump

Nismo N1 Water Pump

Cusco Catch Can

Blitz C1 pod filter

GTR rocker covers

Trust RB26 clear cam gear cover

GReddy oil cap & radiator cap

Driveline:

C4 Auto gearbox - fully manualised with 3 speed reverse shift pattern

TCE 3500rpm stall converter

B&M Pro-ratchet shifter

Transbrake

Gearbox oil cooler

Custom S14 diff housing

R34 GTR 3.5:1 diff gears

Custom tail shaft with billet yoke

Brakes & Suspension:

DBA slotted front rotors

Gold painted brake calipers

A'PEXi coil overs

Cusco strut brace

Wheels & Tyres:

Street-

Starcorp Impul Shadow Chrome Wheels 18" x 8.5

with Falken 235/40 tyres - front

Starcorp Impul Shadow Chrome Wheels 18" x 9.5

with Falken 265/35 tyres - rear - *tyres near new*

Race -

R33 GTS 16" wheels with Mickey Thompson 255/50 tyres - *tyres never used*

Exterior:

Standox Daytona Paradise Chameleon paint (green to blue to purple)

Carbon-fibre Bonnet - T2

GTR rear wing, side skirts & rear pods

Modified Tommy Kaira front bar

Nismo clear side indicators

Tinted Windows

OOR33 personalised plates

Fusion Green underbody neons

Interior:

Green vinyl/Black leaather re-trimmed seats - front & rear, door trims, hand brake boot & centre console

'R33' gold embroidery on front & rear seats

Standox Daytona Paradise painted dash surrounds & vents

HKS Turbo Timer

A'PEXi Rev/Speed Metre

GReddy boost gauge

Autogauge 5" tacho

MOMO Millenium Streering Wheel

Mongoose alarm

Stereo:

Sony CD head unit

Sony 6 Stacker

Fusion 6.5" splits - front

Fusion 6.5" speakers - rear

Fully trimmed boot install with green neons including -

2 x Fusion 12" subs

2 x Fusion 4 channel amps

Fusion 1.5 farad capacitor

Performance - 453rwhp @ 18psi (easily make 500+ with new set up).

Price - $39 990 negotiable

Location - Brisbane

Other information -

Much loved car - regretful sale - selling due to new baby.

Car always looked after - very reliable yet quick street car - Low K's since rebuild - approx. 10,000 on engine. (122,130 showing on clock).

Have owned car for over 6 years (bough car completely standard) & all modifications have been done since purchase. Approx. $100K spent on modifications.

Street driven by female owner.

Featured in Hot 4's, High Performance Imports magazines & Ignition DVD.

Multiple trophy winner including 2 Autosalon trophies.

***MUST GO - MAKE AN OFFER***

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Edited by oor33sky_
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How much for the engine dude?

would definitely prefer to sell car complete, but would consider separating if need be...

throw me an offer & I will consider or keep in mind for down the track...

am also open to offers of swaps + cash

am interested in S2 Stagea or similar...something like the Cheese Stagea (shame it looks like it's now sold :P )

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