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Only selling because ive bought a new daily and need space on my driveway :P

This was a complete granny spec bluey in jan 2008 with 1 owner. It has just been built up since august and has done SFA kms since.

Ca18det

new rebuilt cyl head

ca16 inlet cam

adjustable cam gears

550cc injectors

Z32 air flow meter

Brand new genuine oil pump

stainless manifold & external gate

2510 ball bearing turbo

custom stainless dump pipe

custom stainless cooler piping

450 x 300 x 76 FMIC

Butterflys taken out of intake runners

full remap ecu

Vl turbo high press pump + peirberg low press pump

custom surge tank

greddy catch can

Bottom end just rebuilt by Milton engines

chrome rings

acl race main & rod bearings

blueprint grind and balanced crank shaft

Lightened flywheel

800 pound carbonic clutch

Rb20 clutch slave

new pbr clutch master cyl

Tein hr coil overs on all 4 (s13)

sr20 hubs brakes & calipers

R31 sway bar

whiteline strut brace

10 bolt welded diff

sparco 17inch rims with near new rubber

Nardi steering wheel

full set of VDO electronic gauges

Making over 200 rwkws...

15 gs spent!!!

7500 FIRM

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