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Well finally i'm over the fast car stage and into a normal life closedeyes.gif

So sad to see my baby go but i have to let it go.

For sale is a Black 1993 R33 RB25 GST-T with 281rwkw using standard motor but with:

TOMEI heavy Duty Valve Springs

1.8mm Cometic head gasket

Custom 264 Camshafts

3inch exhaust all the way

FMIC

Hypergear turbo can boost up to 23psi but engine can take close to 2 BAR

Tial 38mm External Wastegate and scream pipe

EMS 8860 ECU

HKS Boost Controller and turbo timer

Modified Dash to fit the guages like the GTR but more subtle looking

Shift Light

Standard Shocks and Springs but Control arm, toes are all aftermarket for performance handling.

Modified exhaust manifold to suit turbo, wastage and FMIC

17inch RIMS With SEMI SLICK AZENIS Tires

There are few more than has been done but i can't remember them as i have done so much and spend so much money into it.

Who ever buys it will certainly benefit from it!!!

Any questions please feel free to PM me.

$15,000

Sydney, Liverpool

Please find the pic at the link below

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/post-a228840-

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