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Summary Comments:

Extremely strong motor built by Advan Performance Racing. Not a cent has been spared on this car.

Detailed Comments:

  • Series II GTS-T "96 Nissan Skyline
  • RB26
  • R34 Crank GTR N1
  • H Beam Rods
  • Mal forged pistons
  • N1 Oil Pump
  • ACL Race Series bearings
  • HKS Head Gasket
  • HKS cams and cam gears
  • HKS Valve Springs
  • G3 Link Plus Computer
  • Surge Tank with 044 Bosh fuel pump
  • Rail kit 1000cc top feed injectors
  • Plazmaman intake manifold
  • GT 35-106 rear housing
  • HKS Timing belt
  • 3.5" stainless exhaust
  • Koyo Race Radiator 52mm
  • GReddy intercooler
  • Varex exhaust silencer
  • Engine machined, ported & polished at Advan Performance Racing
  • Tial B.O.V 50mm
  • Full aluminum piping
  • Steel braided fuel lines
  • Always run on Motul 300V
  • Serviced every 4,000km's
  • Exedy twin plate clutch
  • Race harness (125mph drags)
  • 400 (r.w.k.w. on 20psi)


Brakes:
  • Slotted rotors front and back
  • EBC Red Stuff race brake pads


Sound system:
  • Pop-up DVD head unit
  • Rockford fosqate speakers
  • 2 x amps
  • 1 x 10 inch clarion sub
  • Car boot has system molded into it


This car has had a fortune spent on the engine and looks, not a cent has

been spared in the engine bay and has 400 r.w.k.w on 20psi. It has done

11.13 down a quarter mile on semi slicks and pump fuel. Usually driven

on weekends and is definitely not for the faint hearted. If there are any

questions about it, please do not hesitate to email or call, but please

no time wasters, serious buyers only.


Price ($20,000.00) is negotiable with serious buyers only.

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