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Im really wanting to get back into a gtr so looking to swap or sell my vy clubsport


fully optioned r8
clean black paint , Big brakes , full leather interior and 6 speed manual
140,000 kmz with books from new always serviced
recently had engine service , belts changed and transmission service 200km ago

232 , 234 112 cam with headwork , hd valve springs ect
D&T stainles twin 2.5 inch exhaust
pacemaker coated extractors
100 cell high flow cats
OTR air intake with maffless tuned ecu
hd clutch and rebuilt transmission before i owned the car

Thousands spent on back end to reduce axle tramp common with irs commodores
Full nolathane pedders rear end , diff mounts , rear cradle mounts ect
new tailshaft couplers , new diff couplers
Pedders 600 rwhp rated billet driveshafts and hd porsch style cv joints
4.11 ratio diff gears in standard hsv lsd assembly

has dyno sheets for 270rwkw mainline dynolog 298rwkw dynodynamics

17,000 or swap post-46933-0-38408400-1377392609_thumb.jpgcheers guys preferably after a r32 gtr or evo 7

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