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hey guys putting up for sale my wifes nissan stagea as we have bought a new car and have no use for it

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2002 nissan stagea blue

5 speed auto with shift kit and bigger oil cooler.

134,000kms.

reg till 30 august 2013.

black/grey interior with cd player.

standard height with standard wheels on bridgestone re002 225/55 r17 80% tread left.

mod list:

greddy emanage ultimate

1000cc injectors

scotty dump pipe

scotty front pipe into high flow cat

fujibitsu exhaust twin tip outlet and drone pipe (very quiet)

scotty alloy intake pipe to standard airbox with hks panel filter.

hypergear highflow turbo with billet front wheel on 22psi (can get specs if genuinly interested)

car made 300awkw and hasnt missed a beat since

is tuned on caltex eflex but at an extra cost can retune on 98 unleaded.

interior is standard apart from a cd player all electrics work.

vehicle has no leaks no knocks is very smooth to drive daily and has plenty of power when you want it.

car ran a 12.9 on its first past with new mods but havent raced since should do a low 12 going by the 60 foot and mph

looking for $19,000 located in south east victoria.

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