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S14 - track only (Cannot be registered)

Black 1996 S1 S14

strong Blacktop SR20DET

T28 Turbo

Stainless Steel Manifold

Braided Turbo lines

Boost Controller

Huge FMIC

Turbo Back exhaust

Heavy Duty Clutch

Cusco Castor rods

LSD

Heaps of lock

Tein Coilovers

10' Thermo fan with switch

mounted boost gauge

Making 196rwkw @ 10psi

New water pump, fresh oil

will come on standard R33 wheels and has a purple bonnet with pins

paint is in average condition (especially bonnet) but interior is clean

has just had a full alignment and have data sheet for that too

inspection and test drives are welcome

Very reliable and perfect setup for drift

nothing to hide here.

located in Belair SA (near windy point)

0411 768 931

$6,400 and open to swaps for registered car

I am discontinuing drifting for the rest of the season so I want it gone.

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