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FOR SALE $27,000 ono

1990 Twin Turbo 4wd R32 GTR Nissan Skyline / 120,100 km

I am selling my GTR due to unforeseen reasons, I have loved this car and and I have serviced this car more regularly than needed. It was purchased a couple of years ago from JSA Imports/Melbourne with 86,000 km, as I was the first owner in Australia. It was originally intended to be a street registered track car. The engine undertook a rebuild at 105,000 km and has had all internals replaced with track racing quality gear. The company EAS Performance, from Airport West/Melbourne. Rebuilt this engine. All the engine machining was done by Williamstown Engine Reconditioners, where it was Blue Printed to (specs), receipts for over $11,000 worth of work. I have been driving this with standard turbos, on the standard boost of 7 psi for the first 5,000 km, then had it mapped and dyno'd for 12 psi since. This engine is capable of over 25 psi. As this car has a lot of potential yet.

The engine internal replaced were:

  • Arias Pistons
  • Eagle rods
  • Nismo rings
  • Metal head gasket
  • ARP head studs
  • Nismo main and big end bearings
  • JUN oil pump collar
  • Nismo oil pump
  • Tomei Oil Pan Baffle Plate
  • Re-conditioned Head, (valves guides and seats replaced)

Twin Plate Nismo Spring Button Clutch - Been engineered for easy rebuilding of clutch.

5" Jasma Muffler (straight through)

3.5" Stainless Steel Exhaust

2x new 'Drift' air filters (better flow)

4x new tyres

Alarm and engine immobilizer, 'DRIFT' gauges, central locking, turbo timer, CD/MP3 player, very clean interior, body.

If you are interested please call me on, 0431-629-670 for any further details or information. *This car will be on www.ebay.com.au | www.tradingpost.com.au

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