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Make: Nissan

Model: Skyline R33 GTR VSpec

Kilometres: 66000

Transmission: 5 speed Manual

Colour: Midnight Purple

Location: Adelaide SA

complies? N/A

RWC supplied? N/A

Currently registered? Yes

Price: $32000 ono

Contact: Via PM

Comments / Modifications: I am selling this car because I need to clear my loan so I can buy a house.

Modifications:

2x Garrett GT2860R-7 turbos installed at Graham West Workshop approximately 1500km ago

3.5-inch Stainless steel Do-Luck exhaust from dump pipes all the way to the rear.

3.5-inch Xforce cat

Tomei dump pipes

Xtreme cushioned button clutch

Xtreme lightweight flywheel

Nismo centre console 3 gauge cluster (Front Torque/Oil Temp/Boost)

Greddy turbo timer

Apexi RSM

Splitfire coil packs

Aluminium air guide

Clarion MP3 CD player with Pioneer 6x9’s

Oxygen Sensors have done approx 5000Km

The car was dynoed after turbos were installed and made 232KW at all 4 wheels

The car has been serviced regularly and I have all receipts off all servicing and repairs carried out while I have owned it. I also have the full stock exhaust system, which will go to the buyer.

I am willing to swap for a Holden Commodore VS Calais with a supercharged V6 plus cash.

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