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Car: 1996 Series 2 R33 Skyline Gtst

Milage: 140,000kms

Transmission: Manual

Colour: Silver

Location: Sydney - Liverpool

Currently registered?: June 2012 (full year)

Price: $10,000

Contact: Brendan 0425 810 533

Comments / Modifications:

The usual...standard turbo(reconditioned), fmic, boost, turbo back exhaust, Safc, pod, exedy heavy duty clutch, Splitfire coilpacks (brand new)...recently tuned 11psi and 205rwkw.....whilst tuning pushed it to 13psi for a few runs....212rwkw. tuned at unigroup. car is surprisingly economical, get 550kms off a tank easy. been to the drags twice and ran a best of a 13.0 @ 108mph on street tread, get some slicks and you will see a 12.....

it has all the creature comforts like rhino alarm, turbo timer, hi/lo boost trigger switch, boost guage, cd player, aftermarket speakers. Air con recently re-gassed.

Serviced every 4,000kms as my company pays for service, brand new sparkies.

I have owned the car for 3 years, bought it off a fellow SAU NSW member. Car has been a daily its entire life, literally only taken to the drags once and ran it 2 times, dyno'd only for tuning. It has really has a soft life in my hands.

Reason for sale is im looking for a change....been in a skyline now for 5 years....

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