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NISSAN SKYLINE R33 GTS-T S1 M-SPEC

ENGINE:

RB26DETT conversion

RB26 sump w/transfer case sliced off

RB25 engine mounts

RB25 Harmonic balancer

HKS Intercooler

BLITZ front pipes

SIGNAL straight through carbon muffler

HKS Pod filters

Splitfire coil packs

TODA Racing clutch

TODA Racing 4.5kg Flywheel

CUSCO 2 way mech diff

IRIDIUM Plugs - 6's

R33 GTR fuel pump

SUSPENSION / BRAKING AND HANDLING:

SELBY rear 28mm sway bar

RACING GEAR coilovers

D1 rear camber arms

D1 HICAS lock

CUSCO front tension rod

Solid rear subframe bushes

D1 adj castor rods

PROJECT MU Slotted front rotors

TRW (LUCAS) brake pads all round

NISMO Front strut brace with brake stopper

GTR rear strut brace

BODYWORK & INTERIOR

Full body respray in Blood Orange

Satin Black bonnet and wing

SPARCO bonnet pins

NARDI Steering wheel

TRUST gear knob

SPARCO Spirnt drivers seat w/ BRIDE Rail

GReddy Profec B Spec II boost control

GReddy Turbo Timer

New Carpet

GReddy Boost Gauge

engine has spun a bearing , have R33 GTR Bearings to go on the engine

also have R33 GTR Crank that has been linished and polished with oil galleries filled with grub screws

R33 GTR Pistons & Rods

R33 GTR Oil Pump (Rebuilt)

Possibley interested in trades

Price $14,000 ono

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would have more pics but GPU in my pc has died so i cant access the hard drives for now.

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