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hey guys, i know i havet been on here in ages, but i sorta dropped out of the car scene..... i have a 1986 R31 pintara for sale its been modified to suit a ca18 in it.... the motor itself is not by any means standard and has punched out 250kW in my previous car...

specs on car as follows

BODY

standard body

lowered springs

s13 silvia front brake and hub conversion

17inch wheels

other than that it looks completely std, although i have a towbar still on it.. looks cute

the kms on the body say 300, 000 but its a 2nd hand cluster i bought the car with 150, 000 and have the bill of sale fropm dealer to prove it.

ENGINE

CA18DET (forged pistons and rods-i have receipts, with a kometic head gasket)

GT3076R turbo

TOMEI cam gears

TOMEI cams (260 deg 8.8mm lift)

STD plenum, but been modified to suit XF throttle body

BOSCH coils

Vacuum block

CUSTOM high rise manifold.

TIAL 38mm External wastegate with screamer pipe... sounds crazy

450 x 300 x 76 FMIC (cant see it from the front complete sleeper look)

3 inch mandrel bend exhaust with highflow cat and dumpie at the back

oil filter relocationwith cooler (not installed)

INTERIOR

completely std apart from racing seat

ISSUES

strut tops make noise need replacing, thats the only dramas i've had with the car.

im sellin the car to buy a motorbike, as i get my fulls in november im lookin for a big bike and need $$$

all in all the car is very good, i had more plans for it but due to studys i have no more time to spend on it..

it might not look like a show car but it will surprise and scare alot of ppl

dont PM me as im very rarely online sms me wit any questions at any time and i will do my best to get back to you

looking around the $8000 mark but i might be willing to negotiate..

no tire kickers or joy riders, im located in southern sydney near hurstville

regards dom

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