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Factory manaul and turbo

-Coilovers racing logic rear brand new. Tein front

-Front mount

- 25 turbo

-walbro fuel pump

-fuel reg

-teks +12 9.5 all round

- drift steering wheel

-drift button

- just got diff shimmed tight as got receipt brand

- new excedy heavy duty clutch late last year and I've only done aroun 1000ks on it

-double din Headunit

-gauges above Headunit like the gtr water temp boost oil temp

-front strut brace

- blitz ecu

-gktech caster arms

- lock spacers

-lock bar

-type m skirts and type m pods

- twin thermos

-aftermarket dump

-5 point cage rear seats are out now

-Sparco bucket seat hole in the bottom

- genuine bride seat rail

-Car is Regoed

- central locking

- turbo timer

-battery in boot

Gold Coast need it gone because iv bought another car

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