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Item: 1988 a31 nissan cefiro

Location: capalaba/sheldon(brisbane)

Item Condition: good

Reason for Selling: want a r34 4door and to calm down slightly

Price and Payment Conditions: $15,000ono or a (turbo manual r34 4 door not interestred in anything else already have a nissan navara and a ktm250sx so plz dont offer me other cars)

Extra Info: where to start

ENGINE MODS

super spark coilpacks

sard 720cc injectors(recent upgrade)

tommie 256 upgrade cams

tommie adjustable cam gears

sard fuel reg

6 boost custom steampipe manifold

hks t04b(recently reconed)

50mm wastgate (cant remember wot brend but very new)

custom cooler pipe work

hybrid cooler(600x300x100)

r33 radiator

gfb blow off valve(big black 1 think its a stealth fx)

3 inch dump/front pipe to cat 3.5 inch to rear beeR cannon

or 2 2.5inch twin pipes sounds so tuff

bosch023 in tank pump

exceedy heavy duty cluch

all controlled by a link g2 with 2.5 bar map sensor and hand controler

SUSPENTION

FRONT

tein adjustable castor rods

adjustable tie rods and ends

r33 controll arms

tokaki coilovers in the front running 14kg spings

strut brace

REAR

adjustable toe &camber arms

adjustable subframe brace

adjustable strut brace(pretty sure its a tien)

zeal coilovers in the rear running 10kg springs

cusco 2 way mechanical

s14 front brakeand stud conversion 4 pot calipers

r33 rear brake and stud conversion 2 pot calipers

aftermarket dished steering wheel

dildo shift knob(have standard 1)

17x9.5 uras ns01s all the way around 215s and 235s near new

couple of gauges

body kit is pretty much dead and a few other theing externally are not completed yet

the car runs great and is very fast

the motor is reasonably fresh and is a freak it's currently running 190kw on 7psi

rb20det 5 speed manual from factory

interior in in fairly well maintained condition

i will throw in a couple of spare head lights another bonet a radiator support spare roccer covers

a pair of enkie wheels and a pair of r33/s14 stock wheels and wqatever else i have lying around 4 it

theres prob more will throw up as i think of it

Pictures: http://www.boostcruising.com/forums/index....;hl=driftnfrysi

Contact Details: pm me or contact me on 0431535781

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