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Item:

'95 Nissan Skyline Type-M Auto

Location:

Ballarat, Vic

Website:

here

Item Condition:

Good(im picky)

Reason for Selling:

upgrading

Price and Payment Conditions:

$14,000 ONO see below for more details *SWAPS CONSIDERED*

Extra Info:

BELOW

Pictures:

BELOW

Contact Details:

BELOW

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~1995 Nissan Skyline R33 S1.5 Auto~

109,000k's{100k service completed at 107,000 see below for details}

Aftermarket Parts

-18" Work Meister S2R's with brand new nexen3000 tyres 235/255

-KYB shocks up front, standard rears

-KING SPRINGS, 35mm lower than factory

-Adjustable camber Arms(rear)

-Strut brace(not fitted)

-Microtech LT12

-Stainless split Dump

-Full 3" exhaust from dump back with 3" X-Force Stainless cat

-Pod filter

-Bleed Valve

-Pivot Turbo Timer

-Autometer Boost Guage

-Cooling pro FMIC kit (600x300)

-Mongoose M80 black wire alarm

-Tinted windows(double layer quarter windows)

-have a 5mm mild steel blank off plate for standard valve, aswell as one with the hole for an aftermarket BOV sleeve

{100k service at 107,000 which included}

-Gatesracing timing belt

-New tensioners/pulleys/gaskets

-Genuine Nissan Water pump

-All new belts(fan etc..)

-plugs

-fuel filter

-oil filter

-engine and diff oil

-and splitfire coil packs

-with dyno time cost me 2k..

The car after this work done made a comfortable 185rwkw @9psi and once my tuner returns we'll be goin over the cruise and boost map to make the car more effecient on cruise and safe 13psi which in turn should see 200rwkw

~Stereo~

-Eclipse CD5425

-Splits up front(to be decided what)

-JBL 12' dual 2ohm woofer in custom enclosure

-JVC 4 Chan powering it all(ch1/2-splits ch3/4 bridged for woofer)

PRICE-$13,000 inc. RWC+Remaining Reg

Contact Mick-0432792975

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