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Hey All,

Selling my 2004 Ford XR6 Turbo.

For Sale:

Colour: Mercury Silver

KM's: 79,XXX

Condition: Good

Location: Brisbane CBD

Phone: 0488 276 655 (Work 8-5, txt is easier for me)

Price: $24,500.

Car is a 2004 model, BA XR6 turbo. For those in the know, it comes with the 4 speed gearbox (AUTO). Its mechanically perfect, one or two small stone chips etc in the front bar as per usual. Also comes with premium sound, not leather.

Reason For Sale:

Just moved to Brisbane, want something a little smaller etc.

Engine Mods:

Nispro Valve Springs (installed 7000km ago)

Water Methanol Injection (snow performance)

Monza Intercooler

K&N Panel Filter

60 pound injectors

12psi turbo actuator

Other Mods:

Autometer Cobalt Gauges (Boost, Fuel Pres, Oil Pres) in center triple mount cup holder on dash.

Snow Performance Shift Light mounted on steering column.

18" XR8 Ute (I think) mags

Rear wing has been removed and centre brake light put in back window

CAPA Flash Tuner (comes with three tunes)

Currently running 315kw all day, every day.

Car has been run down the quarter twice, once on street tyres - 12.54 @ 118 and once on semi slicks - 12.04 @ 119. When the valve springs were installed, the turbo was quickly checked for play, absolutley perfect. If the car got some bigger intercooler & piping, it would look at pulling around the 340-360kw mark, but it was fast enough for me so..

Serviced every 3000-5000 with Castrol Edge Sport 10W-60.

Looking for straight sale, or swaps for S15's or S14A's ONLY with possible cash my way. No money owing on it, RWC to be supplied upon deposit.

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Any questions are welcome.

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