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selling my 180sx

118000km

Ca18det

s15 T28 Turbo

front mount intercooler

turbotech boost controller

sr20 air flow meter

sr20 front rotors

bosch 040 fuel pump

Dr drift tuned 160kw at the wheels on 15psi

Oil cooler

exedy sports tough clutch

Bilstein shocks all round

whiteline springs all round

whiteline sway bars and strut braces front and rear

whiteline subframe locking kit + lower control arm bushes

3 inch turbo back exhaust (w) dump pipe

17" driftek rims, new federal 595s on the front

pioneer cd player w sony speakers in front

immobiliser/alarm/keyless entry

Some panels aren't mounted completely straight. A few rattles. It runs a bit rich but still does 10L per 100km. Well maintained with fully synthetic oil. Serviced every 5000km (just serviced). Always run on BP ultimate. Handles well. Would suit someone interested in occasional track driving

Things to note

Fuel gauge doesn't work can be easily fixed

Air conditioning taken out to maximise engine cooling

Air vent controller on climate control doesn't work – it is fixed on windshield demister at the moment. Can be easily fixed

Windshield spray water reservoir taken out to allow room for oil cooler

$8000 slightly negotiable

0409034996

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