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Hey guys,

would like to upgrade to a better one but I have to sell my current car before I could effort it. car originally imported from Japan and I am the third owner and since that day I bought it, many things has been installed and upgraded.

1) Full bodykit. Front, rear and side

2) ROTA grid wheels 17inchx9 offset 25

3) Front using Falken tyre ZE912 changed less than 6 months ago 235/45/17

4) Rear using Kumho KU21 change less than 3 months ago 245/45/17

5) Genuine GTR spoiler

6) Carbon Fibre GTR grille

7) Genuine GTR indicator lights (front)

8) Genuine GTR badges front, rear and side

9) Genuine GTR instrumental gauge

10) MiNES ECU

11) Genuine Defi boost gauge and control unit

12) HKS EVC-iv Boost control

13) Titanium wheel nuts

14) HKS open pod filter

15) Front NISMO struct bar

16) Rear NISMO struct bar

17) 3inch CAT back exhaust

18) Vented Fibre front hood

19) Momo Gear Knob

20) Alpine Head unit IDA-X303

21) Soundwave 5inch speaker (front) including tweeters

22) Kicker 2 channel Amplifier

23) HID 6000K

24) Titanium tip 5 inch exhaust muffler

25) Turbo timer

26) Apex hybrid Intercooler

27) Smoked based headlights

29) Remote alarm system.

30) personalized plate that suite the car.

Basically the car has completed stage 1:

Open pod filter

Fuel Pump

intercooler

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Major service just done and regular service (every 7k) has always using PENRITE engine oil. there might be some stuff I LEFT OUT. too many mods to remember.

According to skyline experts and mechanic, it suppose to have 220KW or at least 300HP and above on wheels with STAGE 1 completed. But i have not really push the car to the limit as I do not like to trash my car like nobody business, is always well treated. Basically every equipment in this car are working perfectly Eg, power window, Heater, aircond .... there is no need to spend more money on this car for any repairing at least. Great car to MOD. VIEW TO BELIEVE! REGO UP TILL AUGUST!!!

ASKING PRICE: 14,500 INCLUDING RWC

Serious buyer only. Price is NEGOTIABLE

please contact me 04 3322

3002

ED

Edited by eddypwb

just incase u guys need more information regarding my car. visit the link as i have edit some of the information http://www.carsales.com.au/all-cars/private/details.aspx?R=12409226

sorry for any trouble caused as i have no idea how to I edit here.

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