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Silver 93' R33 Skyline GTS-t M-Spec. Rego: ACT YDO-32P

This car is a TRUE head turner and will not disappoint! Features on the car include:

Engine:

Full 3" Turbo back exhaust (Titanium from cat back!)

Nismo FMIC

HKS Super Sequential BOV

Blitz Airpod

Oil Catch Can

JJR Coilpacks

Chipped ECU

Suspension:

HSD type HR Coilovers

Front Sturt brace

Lower Control Arms

Tie Rod Ends

Whiteline Sway Bars

All Bushes Upgraded

HICAS Lockout Bar

Brakes:

DBA 4000 Slotted Rotors

Bendix Ultimate Pads

Stainless Steel Braided Brake Lines

Rotors repainted red

Motul RBF 600 Fluid

Custom Front Brake Air Ducting

Drivetrain:

Kaaz 1.5 way Mech LSD

JJR Single Plate Ceramic Button Clutch

Wheels:

17" Blitz R Racing Wheels (Sprayed black)

or

17" Rays Volk GT-C series 1

Exterior:

Nismo Front Bar

400R Side Skirts

Adjustable GTR rear wing

Full Nismo decals

Nismo Clear Side Indicators

Interior:

Bride Bucket Racing Seats

Custom Rear Parcel Shelf

Panasonic Head Unit

Pioneer 4-way speakers

A-Pillar Mounted Boost Gauge

Oil Temp Gauge

White Dials

Momo Gear Knob

Apexi Turbo Timer

Dash Painted Silver

The car has always been garaged and service every 5000 KM's and currently has done 140,000 KM's. It was last dyno'd with 209rwKw. This car has and will put GTR's, STi's and EVO's to shame around Wakefield Park. All the suspension components are adjustable. The car is unbelieveably reliable and has never had any major problems while I've owned it. Next owner will not be disappointed...

I have a 2nd set of wheels which can be included in the sale/trade for a little extra. The Blitz wheels are currently on the car and are the ones pictured however they have now been sprayed black, giving the car a true Nismo look!

Looking for $16,500 or a straight swap for manual Bugeye WRX or onwards.

Contact Luke on 0438 481 354 or email at [email protected] or PM here...

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I can confirm that this car is SUPER reliable and very fast around a track... I have driven this car multiple times and found that it has unbelievable amounts of grip and control.

Sensible mods done, strong motor and drive train, a well cared for car... This car has done low 1.09 laps of Wakefield Park with only 209rwkw.

Its a shame to see it go Luke :P

**BTW Free Bump**

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