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I have a r33 gtst for sale was my project for track/drift car motor was fully rebuilt in sep 08 done around 3000 km since. The rb26 is out of a r32 gtr but has the r33 crank for the longer snout for oil pump drive.Rebuild included forged pistons and rods, arp head studs, new n1 oil and water pump. block was decked and machined. head was fully serviced machined and valves reseated. Bottom end ballanced metal head gasket

car has coilovers, big y pipe, walllbro 500hp fuel pump i think it is. SARD fuel reg. gtr dash.

Has standard turbos. body is ruff like a real drift car. flat back paint

Asking for $9500 as it sits has rego till sep 23. 2009 need it gone

can be contacted on 0411672105

Photos on this link

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/S1...ur-t275827.html

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