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Got my track spec (uncomplied) DR30 that i have no time for anymore..

Rebuilt less than 2000kms ago with..

Forged pistons

Machined/Balanced bottom end

Light head work

To4E with external gate and screamer

Big injectors

Motec ECU

Made 200kws on its first tune since rebuild (has more in it)

Fresh Gearbox

Extreme Heavy Duty Puck Clutch

Locked R200

Hydraulic Handbrake

BRIDE drivers seat

Stripped interior (sound deadening, Carpet Etc)

No back seat

6 point bolt in cage

17x8.5 in mesh rims with good tread.

Or random 15/16's depending..

Plenty more but i can't think of anything else at the moment

Email: [email protected] for more info/ pics

Looking for around the $8/9K mark

Only reason for selling i bought a GTR and work has the better of me time wise at the moment.

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