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Hi im looking to swap my 2001 VX SS Series 2, 5.7 ltr V8, auto for a nice 2 door skyline.

In good condition, all powered options work (mirrors/windows/ds seat)

mods since we bought it..

* Remapped computer to 298kW tune

* Pacemaker 1 7/8" 4:1 Extractors

* Twin 2 ½ " exhaust

* SS Cold air induction with K&N air filter

* Remapped auto for performance shifting

* 18" lightening Rims

* Shift light Tacho

for more info or pics u can call/text on 0466854428

or email me [email protected]

thanks

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Edited by dannat
  • 3 weeks later...

eww its auto..

I just bought one like that (2002 VX II SS), same colour but in manual.

I love it... soooo much more space inside for the family and me compared to my r33, s15,s13 or r34.

If your a big guy... stick with the SS.. ls1 and ls3 is om nom..!!

Edited by Demoniak


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