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hey got my r32 up for sale! has had heaps of coin spent on it over the last 3 years ive owned it...makes sweet power with the hks 3037 gt pro turbo! spoools hard by 4000rpm and holds till 8200 :) will b sad to see it go but now im looking for a lil more of a cruiser! so ne one thats interested plz dont hesitate to txt me and ill tell u more about this crazy machine!

mods:

s1 rb25

acl race series pistons rings bearings

npc built clutch

hks 3037gt pro s turbo on 6b00st mani

hks 50mm gate

respray morpheous purple

advanti chrome 18z

viva garage full kit

carbon vented bonet

vi-pec ecu

coilovers tein coilovers

front mount

shimed diff

drift catch tank

aftermarkt FMIC

flared and rolled rear guards

front(mines) and rear(whiteline) strut braces

plus heaps more makes 288kw on 15psi :P street tune can go heaps further tuff build! im asking 20k if ya keen send me a txt on 0400341730

may consider swaps (s14/s13/180 with work + cash??) open to offers

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