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Hypergears old car by the looks of it

This ^

Also it's funny to see the people in here who a ruining a for sale thread, when they themselves cried wolf over that 32gtr that had a front end prang and crooked gtr badge, and weird body lines.

I though stao always maintained that the only engine modification to this thing was a set of forged pistons, as many questioned the modifications done to achieve certain power levels

car runs stock box, stock gearbox, stock head, stock cams.. just has stiffer valve springs and stock cams lol.

$80k my arse.. just has forged pistons and rods, even the crank was left untouched... 1200cc of redrilled injectors too :)

My old test car :woot: . I would spend my $80G on a F430 instead, not a R33. Engine package cost about $9G including parts and labor, fully reconditioned it from head to bottom. The gear box has been fully rebuilt. It is a solid package that never broke down (apart from the injectors). Assume it is welly maintained, she's not a bad car.

Edited by hyper-gear

i know whats happened here fellas...

when he said 80k, he actually meant 80,000 swedish kronas... KRONAS!!

1 krona = 0.15c

so

80,000k = $12,174AUD

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