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Wtb: R32 Or R33 (non Turbo)

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Hey there guys,

Im looking to buy an r32 N/A and would also love a 4 door but a 2 door is great aswell.

Im also looking on an r33 N/A but only the 2 doors.

Manual would be preferred on both but an acceptional auto is ok for the r32. (i can just convert it)

Thanks guys

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I've got a R32 Gts-t four door 1989, jap import complied, SA rego (currently unregistered but can be)

I sold my engine so you would need to buy a RB20/25 but it had an RB30/26 making 465rwhp so its has a few mods.

R33 GTR vspec front disks

R33 5 spd gear box with custom speedo sender so speedo works

one piece tail shaft

kaaz 2 way diff

Adjustable HSD coilovers

caster arms

shortened upper control arms

solid cradle bushes

stretched rear guards (fits 9inch wide +15's drift/dish rims no worries)

FMIC

Alloy rad

Cobra seats

nardi wheel

hydrolic handbrake

Nippon Denso fuel pump

malpassi fuel pressure reg

GTR engine wiring loom

hicas locked and removed

battery relocated to boot

nice large custom catch can in bay

relocated power steering oil tank (so you can fit top mount turbo setups or any other engine combo)

can also include GTR plenum, throttle bodies and injector manifold

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