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1993 R33 GTS- T

Extensive mods.

HKS FMIC

Advanti 18" rims (no rash)

new tyres - cheap chinese

new lowered suspension - kyb shocks and king springs

xforce sports exhaust and sports cat. - full stainless system

HKS GTRS 28/71 Turbo (23,000kms old)

Gizmo Boost Controller

Saber Boost Gauge

Power FC ECU - TUNED - 349HP(260kw's) -16.5psi - will easily make 300kw's with this car. (comes with spare stock ecu and afm )

z32 afm - dual wiring in harness for either z32 or stock afm.

Spit Fire coil packs

Nismo FPR

Walbro Fuel pump

Super heavy duty excedy clutch

new clutch slave - fitted a month ago.

new ngk spark plugs gapped to 7mm.

new battery

pod filter

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Recently tuned - selling as ive got too many cars and dont need it . doesnt get driven.

make a great track or qm car. does a low 13 on current tune.

car has faded roof and faded bonnet with a couple of small dents in the bonnet.

- also has dented front right quarter panel and scuff marks behind drivers door - was like this when purchased a year ago but ive since cleaned up the front right panel.

Registered until January 2012. - has road worthy.

no chassis damage and no crashes on this car. - has not been drifted - taken to the track once and launched a few times.

has never been boosted properly on this turbo prior to tune as we fitted the power fc and z32 , which prior the car didnt even get on boost and was barely 180hp and used as a daily.

in my ownership this car has done less than 3,000kms. - nazi serviced with oil and filters and all fluids changed in my ownership - all camber settings adjusted and hicas in check, all brakes in good nick.

only complianced in australia in 06. has only been in country 5 years~

car has 190,000kms - but is fast , sounds good and suprises.

$5000 - firm

Forest Lake - QLD - BRISBANE

0466500130

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