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Motor has been built by Ricol Automotive and has just clocked over 10,000kms. Currently running on factory computer. Brand new Apexi PowerFC with Boost Kit Available. Brand new Nismo fuel pump, Injectors and Z32 Airflow meter also available. Genuine reason for sale. Will be really sad to see her go :)

Engine

RB30DET (RB30 Block with RB25DET Head) Built by Ricol Automotive

CP Forged Pistons

ARP Head Studs

Cometic Head Gasket

New RB30 Oil Pump

New RB25DET Water Pump

Bottom End Rebuilt using Genuine Nissan Parts

Variable Cam Timing Oil Lines Connected

Decked, Honed and machined block

Full Nissan Gasket Kit

20thou Overbore

A'PEXi AX53B70 P25 Turbo Kit

HPC Coated Exhaust Housing

A'PEXi Super Suction Kit

A'PEXi Pod Filter

Custom Stainless Steel Split Dump Pipe (Heat Wrapped)

Unique Auto Sport Fibreglass Cold Air Box

Greddy Forward Facing Inlet Plenum

Greddy Throttlebody adaptor

D1 Front Mount Polished Intercooler

Splitfire Coilpacks

Fujitsubo Catback Exhaust

Sard Magnetic Sump Plug

3" Metal Catco Cat 5" Wide Body

GTR BOV

Ross Metal Jacket Harmonic Balancer

HPC Coated Exhaust Manifold

Handling / Braking / Wheels

A'PEXi Hard Tune 'Down Springs'

A'PEXi Strut Brace

Nismo LM-GT2 18" Wheels 8" Front 9" Rear

RDA Slotted Rotors Front & Rear

Bilstein Adjustable Shocks

Whiteline Camber kit

Bendix Advance Brake Pads - Front

Ferodo GP2 Brake Pads - Rear

Drivetrain

OS Giken STR2CD Twin Plate Clutch

Redline Oil Gearbox & Diff

Nismo Strong Release pivot ball

Exterior Styling

Nismo Smoked Side Winkers

Nismo Carbon Fibre Side Pillars

Nismo Front Bar

Interior

Greddy Turbo Timer

Nismo Gear Shift Knob

Nismo 320km/h Dash Cluster

A'PEXi EL2 Boost Gauge

A'PEXi EL2 Oil Temp Gauge

GReddy A-Pillar Pod

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^^^^ car now has 18" Nismo LMGT2s with brand new rubber. Will update pics later.

Please PM for more info

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Has not been dyno'd yet mate, only just run in on std injectors and ecu hence the low milage. With it setup with the PowerFC etc I have, it should be atleast 270kw+ with plenty of torque... I wasnt after a lag monster when it was built.

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