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Item Summary: 1993 NISSAN SILVIA , SR20DET

Location: QLD: Brisbane Northside - near Kallangur

Odometre: 151,xxx kilometres

Asking Price: $6,500

Contact Info: [email protected] or PM for mobile number

Silver/grey 2 tone

redtop SR20det

FMIC

split dump pipe

full 3 inch exhaust

hks cams and gears (previous owners info - I have not confirmed)

Z32 AFM

metal intake pipe

HKS Pod filter

Cheap and nasty but effective cold air intake

Electric thermo fan

NEW radiator overflow tank (the one in the engine bay pic with yellow tape on it is gone and replaced by brand new one)

Chipped ecu and tuned

Heavy duty clutch

17X7 front rims

17x8 rears

KYB Damper adjustable shocks

RSR Springs

Front Nismo Strut Brace

Gauges for Boost, Oil Pressure and Exhaust temp

Turbosmart dual stage boost controller

R33 GTST front seats

The bad.

Front and rear bumper has some paint chips as can be seen in pics.

Turbo water line is leaking coolant (have braided lines that will be sold with the car for coolant and oil lines).

The good.

All of the above

+ working air con

+ working speedo and tacho (seems rare for some reason)

+ Body is very straight compared to most S13's of the same price.

I have the stock grill, the stock indicators, the stock pods, the stock rear wing etc.

Would prefer straight sale but will consider swaps with r32/33/34 skyline coupe or sedan.

pics:

FrontLeft.jpg

Front.jpg

RightRear.jpg

Right.jpg

EngineBay.jpg

here are the new lines to go with the car.

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