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Car travelled only 30,000kms since full rebuild of engine, auto, new paint and upholstery.

Engine rebuilt by Alex Cowie from Cowie Performance Engineering.

Engine has Forged Pistons, mild head wrk with new valve springs retainers etc

Jun Oil Pump Collar with N1 pump

New timing belt kit, and water pump (genuine Nissan)

Greddy type Plenum

555cc JECS Injectors with Spitfire Coil Packs

3 core Alloy Radiator with remote Header Tank

Quality Intercooler

Z32 AFM and new Pod

Turbo Smart Blow off valve plumbed in

Full 3" system

Just retuned by Sean at RFI with very mild tune running only 8psi, capable of 18psi

Walbro in tank fuel pump

Recoed Starter motor and Alternator

Mace Engineering Cold Air Intake Manifold Insulator

Auto Recoed with MV Automatics Stage 2 shift kit

Lowered Kings Coils all round with front and rear camber adjusters

HICAS lock bar fitted

Full Leather Interior

Great paint in AU Ford Naroma Blue Pearl

New Koya - Drift Tek mags 17 x 8 and 17x9's

Tyres are Kumo 235/45/17's and 255/40/17"s

New Windscreen fitted 12 months ago

Rego till August and RWC will be supplied on sale

Denis 0403829350. Located In Ipswich Queensland

$10,000

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