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reason for the price is because of a leaking head gasket. Price is firm considering it only costs around 1500 to fix.

This engine was pushing 252kw atw last time it was dyno'd with papers to prove it.

I really cannot be bothered to fix this as i am currently building another car.

Body is straight with a bit of paint peeling.

Car is still drivable but comes on boost a little weak due to the leaking head gasket.

interior is fine, does not come with r32 gtr seats, instead will have gtst seats.

has 2WD - 4WD switch

650cc injectors

3 inch cat back with high flow cat
OEM GTR lip included

FMIC, PODS

Few more bolt on mods, come have a look.


Will not come with the wheels shown in picture. will come with s15 wheels.

Rego till October

cash only

Daniel 0426876899

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**************Please call or SMS only, will not reply to emails*****************

reason for the price is because of a leaking head gasket. Price is firm considering it only costs around 1500 to fix.

where is the price?

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