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R34 GTT manual turbo

127,000k's

$13500

Engine

- Trust turn flow interooler (no holes cut)

- Turbo back exhaust (with silencer)

- High flow turbo (braided lines)

- Walbro fuel pump

- Power fc with HC

- Standard airbox

Exterior

- Nismo kit

- 18' avs copies

Interior

- SBC blitz boost controller

- Apexi boost gauge

Suspension

- Tein super street with damper

- Button clutch

Reg expires August 2013

Timing belt, water pump belts, clutch, spark plugs etc were all completed recently

Have receipts for everything

Body is in average condition, couple of dints here and there but still looks great, price has been reflected for that

Engine bay has been kept stock looking

Rwc was just obtained a month ago

Only just bought the vehicle but looking to upgrade

Will easily crack 250-260rwkw with a tune which was my next step

Currently has been tuned by RE custom making about 200rwkw on low boost

It is an extremely clean vehicle underneath and drives very smooth

Located Melbourne, Vermont

Will upload more pics shortly

0422 357 635

Dano

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Edited by DFAULT

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