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hey all I am toying with the idea of selling the 32

car has 190 000 on odometer

RB25 with 80000kms was fitted 6 months ago... purchased at SSS automotive

have dyno sheets for 197rwkw

and an engineers report for ALL mods

half cage

new isc N1 coilovers

oil cooler & relocation kit

Front mount Saber brand

3 inch quiet exhaust and come with straight pipe for those loud track days

r33 LCA

apexi SAFC

turbo timer

selection or rims to choose from

fresh white respray

M-Spec side skirts and rear pods

tein extra lock tie rods

adjustable rear camber arms

Cusco castor arms

Aluminium sub frame bushes

mini spool diff

Saber 52mm radiatior

Davies Craig thermo fan replacing a/c fan

water temp guage and boost guage

Nismo thermostat

Walbro fuel pump

tuned by UNIGROUP

Nismo fuel pressure reg

oil catch can

new battery

usual basic stereo gear... kicker 6x9 and 6inch 2 ways, mp3/cd player

also have a power FC and s15 injectors, strut brace waiting to go in which may go seperately or possibly with the car depending

sure its got other bits... will look fresh as a daisy after the respray..

bad points: has a squeek in the interior from the rear trim which i am currently looking to replace coz its bugging me.

sub frame bit noisy from the aluminium bushes and the locker but looking to throw some rubber mounts in to make it less noisy

pics will be up once the re-spray is finished... 1-2 weeks

asking $13 000

or a trade for a JZX90 or 100

would also consider something else in the 4 door variety... must have coilovers at minimum

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