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Fs: R32 Skyline, Big Power! $16,000

lil Jo

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hi guys and girls, my drifting days are over and it's time to sell, recently removed all sound dedner, seem welded, painted and caged.

so here goes!

Engine:

RB20DET - Fresh rebuild, under 10,000kms on engine. All parts bought brand new

Arias pistons

ACL race bearings

ARP head studs

Cometic 1.2mm metal head gasket

New genuine Nissan oil pump

New genuine Nissan water pump

Gates racing timing belt

New genuine Nissan timing belt tensioners

Tomie Poncam 8.5mm lift 256 degree duration

Head has had a large port job + polish

Garrett GT3076r .63

Tial 38mm external wastegate w/ screamer pipe

Tune agent high mount manifold

3" straight through exhaust, gutted cat and straight replacement pipe. Rear muffler

Braided oil lines, both water and oil with earls fittings

4" turbo inlet, BMC air filter

Turbo tech boost controller

Apexi Power FC

Z32 afm

GTR injectors + resistor

Bosch 040 fuel pump

Oil catch can

Front mount intercooler + custom piping

52mm twin core aluminium radiator

12" thermo fan

Exedy 5 puk sprung button clutch

Rebuilt using genuine Nissan gasket kit, replaced all exhaust studs, engine bay resprayed.

Removed all Aircon lines, compressor etc.

Removed all Hicas pumps and lines. RB30 power steering pump.

Short shifter kit

Handling + Brakes:

Cusco rear coilovers - Height, damper and spring rate adjustable

Tein front coil overs - Height adjustable

Adjustable castor bars

Adjustable rear camber arms

front strut brace

Hicas lock bar

Locked Diff (possibly mechanical centre)

Solid steering column bush

Solid cradle bushes

G4 Hydraulic handbrake

Interior:

HKS boost guage

Momo steering wheel + boss kit spacer

Power FC hand controller

Bucket seat mounted on low rails

Hydraulic hand brake lever, cylinder mounted neatly inside the centre console

Alpine MP3 head unit

Alpine 6 1/4" type s speakers in doors and parcel shelf

Alarm/immobiliser with keyless entry

Exterior:

732, Black diamond paint

18x9 and 18x10 Work meisters (phat!) plus 30mm hubcentric spacers on rear 20mm hubcentric front.

Flared rear guards

M spec Bodykit

GTR styled bonnet with N1 diffuser

GTR grill

Custom made frying fifth gear head lights

can be contacted on 0418 3222 95 pls msg me before calling as i cannot always answer due to work or simply Pm me.

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