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G'day I'm selling my skyline that I got not long ago to fund a house. I baught it off a guy in sydney who had owned it for 8 years and spent alot of money on it!

It's a 1985 Ti DR30 4door hatchback, fully engineered from front to back!

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Mods are as follows.

RB20DET engine stroked with RB26DETT crank to bring it out to a 2.4L, forged pistons, the engine is brand new and I'm still running it in, sounds very tough!

It has a highflowed T28 turbo built by GCG in sydney, forward facing plenum, big throttle body, custom front mount intercooler, turbosmart BOV, 3" from turbo back, 3core radiator with twin thermos, big MSD injectors, BOSCH individual coils and a MoTeC M4 ECU.

Driveline consists of an RB25det 5spd and a single plate button clutch which is very firm indeed, the box was rebuilt before it went in 3,000ks ago and that's also when the clutch was done.

The diff is a rebuilt R200 IRS LSD with 3.9s in it and it also has 3,000ks on it.

Brakes are R32 GTST brakes all round and it pulls up awesome!

Koni adjustables suspension.

It's rolling on 17" LENSO concept 5s and near new rubber all round.

Being a Ti model it has power windows 'which all work perfectly' and nice comfy seats (no carpet but the floor is all painted mat black and looks good). There are a whole heap of gauges inside and a sony stereo with sub and amp.

It goes Very well and is an awesome sleeper, nobody suspects the thing, I have driven past cops on numerous occasions in my area where they are pretty bad for defects and I havn't been pulled over once, they don't even look twice.

Perfect car for a drift/circuit project or just a toy for the street!

The guy I got it off had 9k on it and a fair bit of interest in it, since ive got it I have tidied it up ALOT, including pulling a whole heap of unwanted wires out of the engine bay, a new alternator, a new cam seal as it was slightly leaking, sprayed the engine covers in VHT wrinkle black, cooler pipes have been painted, interior tidied up etc etc.. So I think the asking price of $7500ono is very reasonable!

Anybody who's interested should call me on 0403286407.

Cheers

Brad

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