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Up for regretful sale is this very genuine / stunning example of this model. Only travelled a genuine

86,600klms since new.

No expense has been spared on this vehicle, Specifications are as follows,

Just over 4000 klms since full engine upgrade rebuild (Not blown) which consisted of R34 N1 Nismo Pistons and rings, into a cleaned crack tested and prepped block.

Full head recondition.

ACL race end and main bearings.

N1 Oil and water pumps.

Tomei sump baffle and oil restrictor.

Gates racing timing belt kit.

Permaseal MLSR 4 layer metal head gasket.

All other gaskets genuine Nissan.

Running genuine upgrade NISMO turbos.

Buddy club 4” exhaust system

Apexi Dumps and Y –section .

SARD fuel rail and regulator.

HKS 100mm thick intercooler.

Power FC D-Jetro.

Nismo Super coppermix twin plate clutch.

Other modifications to the vehicle include:

R34 GTR V-spec Brembo brakes.

18” X 9 “ Wed spor t SA-70 wheels .

Toyo Proxes 4 Tyres ( 20% worn )

Tein height adjustable coilover suspension. ( near new )

Carbon fibre N1 Boot and bonnet lips.

HKS and Nismo gauges.

Nardi steering wheel.(Not the Momo wheel pictured)

Nismo gear knob.

It is an exhilarating vehicle to drive, previously dynoed at over 315 kwatts at wheels.. Very regretful sale due to business commitments.

**Pleas note, both instrument clusters pictured, as had standard replaced with brand new nismo item shortly after purchase. Nismo item read 0km at installation. So genuine Kilometers is original + Nismo cluster reading**

$ 22,000-

PH: 0437123233

**PLATES INCLUDED IN SALE FOR TASSIE BUYER.**

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