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1991 SR20DET 180sx

Newcastle area

Rego til Oct 2009

made 230rwhp with stock turbo and computer,

capable of more with a bigger turbo and upgraded computer.

Exterior-

Black With Purple Pearl

Gold Koyo Driftek rims

Falken Azeni Semi-Slicks

Interior-

Autometer Boost Guage

Blitz Dual Electronic Boost Controller

Blitz Dual Turbo Timer

Drift Handbrake

Suspension & Brakes-

GAB adjustable Shocks & springs

Greddy Front & Rear Strut Braces

KKR Rear Cradle Bushes (Drift Pineapples)

RDA Slotted Brakes with Lucas High Temp brake pads

Engine-

Ported Head

Nismo Metal Head Gasket

Blitz Blow Off Valve

Greddy Front Mount Intercooler

Dry-Cell Battery

Alloy Radiator

Davis Craig Thermo Fan

HKS Pod Filter

Xtreme Clutch

500hp Walbro Fuel Pump

Sard Fuel Pressure Reg

Turbosmart Fuel Pressure Guage

5-Zigen Full Exhaust

*** $11,000 ONO NEG ***

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