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Wrecking R32 4 door Gtst track car

Parts located in lower Blue Mountains Sydney for pick up or I can arrange shipping at your expense.

Happy to post up further pics as requested.

...Also wrecking an R32 Gtr so if you need any parts pm me...

Rb26dett rebuilt long motor $5,000

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1013.jpg

400km since rebuild by Boostworx in Adelaide

ATI 600hp Harmonic balancer damper & pulley kit

N1 water pump

HKS oil pump

Tomei oil gallery orifice

ARP Head stud kit

Cometic Street Pro 87mm MLS head gasket

Nissan full gasket set

HKS step-2 valve springs

R34 Greddy N1 Street Special camshafts, R34 CAS

Ported & Flowed headwork

Greddy timing belt

Precision adjustable intake & exhaust cam gears

Drive key, tensioner & idler bearing kit

87mm CP Piston kit - full block tidy up

Rb26 standard turbos $1,000

rebuilt with steel wheels

R32 Gtr N1 turbos $1,000

R32 Gtr Garrett -5 turbos, done approx 15,000km $1,500

Wiring loom for R32 Gtst Rb26dett conversion $200

R32 Gtr Power FC with hand controller $750

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1011.jpg

Intercooler 600x400x100mm and piping $300

BOV setup including stock Rb26 BOVs and return pipe $250

Intake kit including copy Greddy pipe to intercooler, twin pod filters $400

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1024-1.jpg

5Zigen 3”stainless steel turbo back exhaust $250

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1000.jpg

HKS split dump pipes $250

OBX tuned length manifolds $250

OBX tuned length front pipe $200

Stock Rb26 front pipes $150

Stock Rb26 exhaust manifolds and dump pipes $40 each

Intank Gtr fuel pump $150

Walbro 305LPH external fuel pump and 4L surge tank including 5m braided lines and Speedflow fittings $400

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1026-1.jpg

Fuel pressure regulator $100

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1023-1.jpg

Fuel cooler $40

550cc Siemen Denso Injectors, new O-rings, seals $400

Yellow jacket coil packs $180

Oil catch can 1L $50

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1020.jpg

Oil filter relocation kit and 30-row cooler, with Speedflow fittings $300

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1021.jpg

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1019.jpg

ASI 52mm dual core alloy radiator, Blitz cap, JC-project silicone pipes $200

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1018.jpg

Turbotech manual boost controller $150

Wilwood 4 piston Superlight front brakes with Brembo 324mm drilled discs $1,300

Includes three brand new sets of spare pads, bracket adapter kit and braided lines.

Stagea rear calipers and rotors $150

MDU Gtst suspension $600

Near new, fully adjustable, still under warranty

Greddy strut brace front $150

Custom strut brace rear $120

Nismo front tension rod link set $200

Bride drivers seat with super low rail $300

Some tears, would suit a track hack

R32 passenger seat, good condition $100

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1010-1.jpg

SAAS Steering wheel (no boss kit) $100

SAAS gear knob $50[/b]

R34 Gtt factory steering wheel $200

Tomei 300km dash $350

M's turbo timer $50

Apexi 2” Power Meter gauge $80

Autometer Sport-comp 2.5" boost gauge $50

EBCR 2” exhaust gas temperature gauge $40

AEM wideband sensor gauge kit $100

Apexi Multichecker (Engine check system) $300

Bolt in 4 point roll cage $500

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1008-1.jpg

Short shifter kit, brand new in box $80

Blitz R32 Gtr fibreglass bonnet $650

Top condition with N1 lip and aero catches

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_0994-1.jpg

R32 Gtr rear wing $150

Has a couple of chips

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_1002.jpg

17 x 8 rims, no rubber $500

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_0989.jpg

4 Door 1993 R32 Gtst shell[/b]

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff9/fatzgtsr/for%20sale/IMG_0993.jpg

Non rolling, previously registered in Vic, suit track use $1000 or $1500 with bolt in roll cage. Shell is mostly stripped out except for dash.

Also happy to sell other parts from the shell including brake master/booster, clutch master, dash, door trims and switches etc. Just ask.

Pete

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hey man what brand is the cooler? can you send me some pics of the cooler and the radiator..

thanks

Not sure what brand the cooler is

there are some pics of each via the links in the thread otherwise you'll have to wait until I pull the car apart over the next week or so :)

hey pete, do the wilwood calipers sit out any further than standard ones?

and how much meat on the rotors, any cracks or glazing?

Wilwoods appear to be about the same as standard, but come check them out... I'll even throw in a free i love chris easton tshirt if you buy them ;)

Blockasr32

Not sure if the cage will fit to a 2 door

Bride drivers seat/rail SOLD

Oil relocation kit, HKS dumps and yellow jacket coil packs SOLD pending bank transfer

Pics of Wilwood brakes for those who are interested:

They are in very good condition, no cracks, glazing or lip on the rotor. Appear to be in near new condition with plenty of meat on the pads (plus 3 spare sets!)

IMG_1051.jpg

IMG_1050.jpg

pete

hey fatz will the cooler bolt into a gtr and or do you have a 100mm thick gtr cooler flaying around

hey fatz will the cooler bolt into a gtr and or do you have a 100mm thick gtr cooler flaying around

yea mate the cooler will bolt on with the piping that comes with it :)

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