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Ford Xr6 Turbo

Hey guys ive got a Xr6T for sale

Narooma blue

4spd Auto

Car has Aftermarket Plazaman piping , rapid intercooler , Nizpro valve spings , sieman 60Lb injectors , 12psi actuator ,Custom cold airbox , battery in the boot , walbro g341 fuel pump , big trannie cooler ,superlow springs , aftermarket F6 rear bar and F6 side skirts has a highflowed cat and a pex exhaust , Bf tailights , ford flash tuner 2 , brand new ford coilpacks

been tuned by cv makes 420rwhp on 12psi on a street tune and 455rwhp on 15psi race tune althou ive never driven on it before , reliable and sounds great

19' Black rims with a blue lip , rim paint not in the best condition

Car also has a Clarion Fold out DvD player sitting where the tissue box was

over all car is in great condition , all fluids changed

The car has 160,000 ks on it but the driveline is in excellent condition

ive removed the wing but havent got around to getting the holes welded and boot painted so it has bungs in there atm and some paint missing from where the wing was sitting , I do have a Xt boot in black that will be included with the sale along with a stack of standard parts

car has run a 12.7 @ 110mph on a hot day on 19's with no boost off the line and no traction should have alot more in it

Car is located in Newcastle Nsw No test pilots only co pilots

Cheers mic

0413549166

pics up shortly

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yeah the power its making is probly the limit , street tune is great for everyday driving , never driven it on the the bigboy tune as i have no need too , enuf power for the street , also gotta make sure its reliable and make sure the drivetrain will hold up . CV tuned it and they know what there doing

street tune is enuf to beat pretty much anything you will come against on the street , slkyline , wrx , commonwhores , siliva. wet weather foget it for getting on boost way too slippery

anys Q's ill be happy to answer

cheers mick

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