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yo guys and girls.

1990 R32 GTST 4 door

manual

rb20DET

new metal head gasket

New cooling system

BOV

Highflowed VG30 turbo

FMIC

3" zorst

196rwkw@ 13 psi

Walbro pump

DR drift Bleed valve

5 puck clutch

Locked 4.33 diff

Adjustbale castor rods

new camber bushes

Cusco Zero 1 R coilovers

Dildo knob

Blitz boost guage

18x9 +23 Weds speedstar Viennas on front

18x 9.5 +15 Origin DS02's

Pioneer stereo with sub and splits ect ( ipod ready)

body is pretty good overall , rear guards have been rolled to fit rims,

Tough car, plenty of street cred, track ready ( never been to track)

$10.5. quick sale

Located in SA, has vic rego

Swaps for cheaper car concidered.

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r33 1993

r33 gtr rims

stock motor

z32 afm

rb20 remaped computer

good interier

paint is a bit shit

brand new exedy 5 puk clutch

makin ova 200 at the wheels

front mount intercooler

coil ovas all round

wulbro fuel pump

um yer cant think or any think els atm

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