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hey guys,

I have my Supra up for sale i have owned this car for about 2 1/2yrs now and well the distance travelled in that time would be under 3000km it was bought for 33k off a really good friend of mine who had the engine just rebuilt as i bought it. and spend another 10k on it. my loss is your gain. Only the best has been used on and in this car. currently tuned to 15psi and cams still set at zero makes 475hp through the big wheels on its run in/ me get used to going from a n/a supra to this. HUGE potential i just havent had the time to enjoy this car..

no test drives will be done but happy to have it put on a dyno in front of serious buyer

$22k ono

0420 221 112 - leave a message if unavalible

may swap for 33gtr,32gtr or an fd rx7...

video of the supra idling.

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Toyota Supra RZ

1993 Model

xxx km’s

6 Months Registration

Engine

2JZ-GTE

JE Pistons (87mm)

Eagle Con Rods

ARP Head Studs

ARP Main Studs

HKS Head Gasket

HKS Timing Belt

HKS Cam Gears

HKS 272 stage 3 cams

ATI Harmonic Balancer

Turbonetics T72 Turbo

Tial 45mm External Wastegate

880cc Injectors with Custom Fuel Rail

SX Fuel Regulator

80mm Billet Throttle Body

Custom Made Stainless Steel Exhaust Manifold

FMIC with custom piping

3.5” Exhaust System, with Custom Dump Pipe

Bosch Individual Coil Packs

Microtech LTX12S ECU

2 x Bosch 044 Fuel Pumps

2L Surge Tank

Custom Radiator Overflow Tank (Polished Stainless Steel, Braided Lines & Speedflow Fittings)

Custom Oil Catch Can (Polished Stainless Steel, Braided Lines & Speedflow Fittings)

Polished Stainless Steel Radiator Pipe

Reconditioned Head

Gearbox

Rebuilt Auto Gearbox (Manual valve body)

Transmission Oil Cooler

3200 stall converter

Exterior

Alpine Silver

Super Low King Springs

20” BMS Rims with 275’s Rear (Sp Maxx $800ea)new 235’s Front (near new)

Clear side indicators

Tinted Windows

Electric Antenna

Remote central locking/keyless entry

Interior

FACTORY INTERIOR SWAP

optional Recaro sr3

Pioneer CD/MD Player

Front and Rear Speakers

Sony Explode Amp

Turbo Timer

Electronic Boost Controller

Autometer Boost Gauge

Autometer Oil Pressure Gauge

Electric Windows/Mirrors

Electric Drivers Seat

Air Con/Heater

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Guys just be mindful of this person, no offence to the seller, but buyer beware , refer to supraforums link and please review buyer history , he has messed around with my mates in the past

http://www.supraforums.com.au/forum/showth...3056&page=9

also there are more link i would like to post, but this is a start

cheers

he has been banned from numerous forums but we at supraforums thought it was best not to ban him as we didnt want him coming back under a new name and scamming people again, we thought it was best to know who his username was so we could keep an eye on him

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