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Marinko

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Make:Nissan skyline

Model: r32 GTR

Milage: 80xxxkm

Transmission: 5spd manual

Colour: Black

Location: Victoria

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? Yes

Currently registered? Yes

Price: $23500ono

Contact: Marinko 0433 158 819

Comments / Modifications: -Single turbo conversion Garrett GT35/40

-Apexi FC with hand controller

-sard 700cc injectors

-custom low mount exhaust manifold

-AM 600x300x80 intercooler

-17x9 rega master light weight rims

- cross drilled rotors all around

- catch can

- 4' exhaust turbo back

-turbo timer/apexi boost guage

-296.5rwkw 18psi

-bosch 044 fuel pump

-all work/tuning performed by AVO australia

-body very straight no accident history few minor scratches and dints

-needs some TLC have no time hardly driven

-need it gone buying house any offers will be taken into consideration

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hey man is your car ok sounds sick

i have the same turbo running 19psi on my GTR making 370rwkw

thought i would ask mabe just different tuner but its a big difference

good luck with it anyway hope u get what you want for it

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hey man is your car ok sounds sick

i have the same turbo running 19psi on my GTR making 370rwkw

thought i would ask mabe just different tuner but its a big difference

good luck with it anyway hope u get what you want for it

i'm very interested in your specs been told that before i guess it all comes down to a tune. who tuned yours??

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