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Mods:

- Clear Nismo indicators

- Splitfire Coil Packs

- Nismo 600cc injectors

- Greddy turbo timer

- Blitz dual solenoid Boost Controller

- Apexi PFC + Hand controller

- Exhaust noise controll valve

- Blitz pannel air filter "washable"

- Tomie Adjustable Cam gears.

- Xforce front pipe and high flow cat 3"

- Nismo cat back exhaust

- Volk Rays Racing rims 18x10"

- Ogura twin plate clutch

Always garaged and replaced with 100% Full Synthetic Oil in every 4000-5000 Kms.

I'm the first owner since it arrived in Aust. almost 4 years ago (In stock form). After a while it was fine tune by professional mechanic . Very conservative power but very reponsive and fun to drive every day. Maximum boost (1.0bar) kicks in only at around 3200rpm).

Contact: Brandon 0413459016 Maribyrnong, Victoria.

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Looks really nice and clean Brandon... i start the bidding at $1 for the car :cool:

Looking for swaps or straight sale?

Thanks for bidding :P

BTW i'm looking forsale but i forgot to add the price in my add, how silly :P so i just posted again... $54000ono

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