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Greddy Plenum & Injectors are SOLD....

Everything else is still available... Make me some offers guys...

Do you still have the oil cooler kit, and as stated in previous posts, does it come with the relocation for the filter..? Cheers...

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ok guys its been a while and I havent put much efforf into selling this stuff but I really want it gone now.

I basically have a complete car minus the plenum, injectors and the power fc.

Will be open to any offers on any parts or willing to do a good deal if someone wants to take the lot.

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Hi, i am faced with the same decision at the moment, whether or not to part out my skyline because i have a cracked head, I want to keep my 33 though, so i would love to buy the cylinder head you had for sale that is if you still have it, i will put down a three hundred dollars deposit and am willing to pay 1000 if you post it, this is just an offer so feel free to fire away with a counter offer

text me on 0417670410

Joel

Its been a hard decision to make but I cant afford to spend any more money on my car and need to part it out.

Apart from the Turbo kit everything listed here is practically brand new. I had only just finished installing this stuff on my car and was in the process of getting it dyno tuned when we ran into problems.

It was either pull the engine again or walk away....

With the tune only ¾ complete this combination of parts made just over 300rwkw...

All parts have come off an Nissan Skyline R33 GTST (Series 1) and are located in brisbane & everything listed is still currently installed in the car.

300+ rwkw Turbo / Intercooler / Intake Kit - $5000

ok this will suit someone who has a fairly standard car and is looking for big power.

I made just over 300rwkw with this setup and want to try and sell it as a complete set. This kit is made up of a combination of new and 2nd hand parts.

If I don't get much interest I'll consider separating the parts at a later date.

  • HKS 3037 56t .86 Turbo
  • HKS Standard 50mm External Wastegate
  • Custom Exhaust Manifold – Ceramic heat coated
  • 3.5' split dump pipe.
  • Q45 Throttle Body
  • [NEW]600x300x76 Hybrid Intercooler
  • [NEW]Trust Type R BOV
  • [NEW]Genuine Greddy Intake Plenum – Powder coated Black.
  • [NEW]Custom throttle cable to suit relocated throttle body
  • [NEW]Custom intecooler / intake piping to suit
  • [NEW]All Hoses / Clamps / Silicone Joins to suit

RB25 Head - $1400

This was only recently reconditioned and reassembled by Colin Lloyd Headsense. Again I want to try and sell this as a complete setup but may consider separating at a later date.

All components are basically brand new and have only been used for a total of 6 hours on the dyno since rebuild.

  • Tomei 256 8.5mm cams
  • Tomei 8.5mm Valve springs
  • New guides & Retainers
  • Ported intake and Exhaust
  • HKS CAM Gears
  • Cam covers have been powder coated gold
  • Greddy Oil Cap

Power FC & Hand Controler - $1300

practically brand new – only just installed and used for a total of 6 hours dyno time.

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Exhaust & 100 cell high flow cat - $1000

practically brand new – only just installed and used for a total of 6 hours dyno time.

Apexi AVC-R - $400

practically brand new – only just installed and used for a total of 6 hours dyno time.

Oil cooler Kit - $250

practically brand new – only just installed and used for a total of 6 hours dyno time.

ISC Radiator - $250

practically brand new – only just installed and used for a total of 6 hours dyno time.

Set of 6 Nismo 740cc injectors - $700

practically brand new – only just installed and used for a total of 6 hours dyno time.

Q45 AFM - $200

2nd hand but in excellent condition

Z32 AFM - $250

Comes with Tomei plugs - practically brand new – only just installed and used for a total of 6 hours dyno time.

More items still to come.

If anyone wants to make an offer on the whole car complete send me a PM.

Photos to come...

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  • 3 months later...

Ok guys i still have a lot of this stuff and it needs to go.

Willing to consider any reasonable offer.

RB25 Head

  • Tomei 256 8.5mm cams
  • Tomei 8.5mm Valve springs
  • New guides & Retainers
  • Ported intake and Exhaust
  • HKS CAM Gears
  • Cam covers have been powder coated gold
  • Greddy Oil Cap

HKS 3037 Turbo Kit

  • HKS 3037 56t .86 Turbo
  • HKS Standard 50mm External Wastegate
  • Custom Exhaust Manifold – Ceramic heat coated
  • 3.5' split dump pipe.

Kakimoto Regu 06&R Exhaust & 100 cell high flow cat

Oil cooler Kit

The rest of the car is pactically complete so if someone is looking for a good base for a project i am open to offers on the whole lot... S1 R33 and plenty of good condition performance parts

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