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R33 Gtst 384.9hp At The Wheels

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overandout

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Item: R33 skyline it has been dynod at aplus exhaust and

mechanical in bundaberg made 384.7hp at the wheels full boost at 4500rpm

CAR RAN A 12.7 AT 115 MPH

CAN POST PICS OF DYNO AND TIME SLIPS

very tuff sounding rb has not been tuned since the new top

mount and wastegate has been fitted but seems to have smoother

power last tune was done with crappy top mount and wastegate

550cc sard injecters

custom plenum

power fc computer with hand controller

heavy duty clutch

Z32 air flow metre

hks adjustable cam gear

adjustable coil overs

19inch mags

custom 6 boost highmount exhaust manifold

50mm turbosmart pro gate wastegate

custom dump pipe with screamer

garret GT3582R

has bigger intank fuel pump

apexi digital boost controller

turbo timer

pillar gauges

dvd stereo

Probably more i forgot but dont hesitate to ask

COMES WITHOUT PLATES

Location: CHILDERS

Website: HERE

Item Condition: GOOD

Reason for Selling: JUST MAKE ROOM FOR A DUAL CAB

Price and Payment Conditions: $12000 or swaps make an offer cash either way

Pictures: yes

Contact Details: any questions just pm if serious pm for number

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guys this site wont let me pm so if u r genuinly interested plz call 0408520029

and i will tell u everything about the car

Hi

Just tried to ring that number and it said its disconnected ???

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