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Forged engine built by Croydon racingpost-32630-14574357079471_thumb.jpgpost-32630-14574357363273_thumb.jpgpost-32630-14574357903806_thumb.jpg approx 6 mounths ago

have all reciepts for work carried out.

Body is in perfect condition never been damaged, all inspections welcome

Car is in perfect condition

Engine

2.6L

Garrett 2860-5

Split fire coil packs

forged pistons

forged rods

nitto oil pump

external oil cooler

tomei type B cams

Nismo coppermix twin plate (higher HP version)

nismo fuel pump

new Nitto tyres all round

4inch Plazmaman intercooler

Genuine Rays 10.5 inch LMGT4 wheels all round

9 litre custom extended sump

Genuine Nismo front bar

Haltech platinum pro plug in

all the parts were bought new, no expense spared, all parts are 4000km old

makes 340KW at alll four wheels

LOCATION MARRICKVILLE CALL ME ANYTIME

0404301881

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