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1989 Built R32 GTR

NO RUSH TO AT ALL TO SELL.

Add is https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/melbourne-cbd/cars-vans-utes/built-nissan-1989-r32-gtr/1142463664

Expression of Interest. Im parting ways with my R32 GTR. Will sell for the right price only. This car has had no expense spared and is the 2nd GTR ive owned. Recently completed a full comprenhensive build, including built motor, resprayed engine bay etc Below are full specs.


Car has been tuned at 353KW @ 21psi on a Run in tuneONLY! (straight e85 Fuel) Motor Built to handle 500-550KW Safely. I have all the build photos of the progress of the car if anoyone is interested.


Motor Built by Myself @ RaceEquipped

Tuned By EMS E Tuner

Mechanical, Dyno Prep, Trouble Shooting by Motorlab

I have a file with approx $12,000 Of reciepts and more unaccounted for or invoices i lost!

Close to $15,000 -$16,000 Spent in total.


NO TEST PILOTS


BODY : 62xxxKM have JOC papers & Original Cluster. Body sprayed a few year ago by previous owner, paint is 99% immaculate. Freshly Sprayed Bay during the build also.

Very few if any scratches. Factory bonnet and panels. Sills have the standard jackstand dints. I am yet to see a GTR or any Nissan from that era that doesnt have this issue.


INTERIOR

- Very clean, no rips or tears in the seats or doortrims

- No dash Bubble

- E boost 2 Controller

- Oil Pressure Gauge

- Double Din Headunit with Aftermarket Speakers (unsure never checked)


BLOCK (less then 1000kms)

- Ross Forged 86.5MM Pistons & H Beam Rods (HPC coated piston skirts)

- Grub Screwed Crank and full balanced rotating assembly

- ACL Race bearings

- All Machining ($3900 worth of Machining, Cleaning etc for Block and Head)

- Reimax Billet oil pump Gear

- Tomei Sump baffle & drilled returns

- New water Pump

- New Timing Belt Kit

- Extended Sump

- ARP 2000 Headstuds

- Tomei Block Head Restrictor

- Tomei Headgasket

- New NPC Ceramic Button Clutch (Rated to 450KW, will hold more)


HEAD (R34 Head) (Less then 1000kms)

- Hks 272 Step 2 10.8mm lift Cam Shafts (head machined to suit higher lift)

- Tomei Buckets

- Tomei Valve Springs

- Tomei Retainers

- Tomei Metal Intake Gaskets

- Head Drain

- Supertech Intake Valves

- New Valve guides

- Adjustable Cam gears

- 3 Angle valve job

- Reshimmed Head


EXHAUST & COOLING

- Top Mount Steam pipe TOG manifold (lifetime warranty)

- 45 MM Turbosmart Hypergate

- Custom Garrett GT35 (66MM billet compreesor wheel, .50 front, 1.06 rear housing)

- Full 3.5" downpipe

- RacePace 3.5' cat back

- RacePace Aluminium Radiator

- 100MM intercooler

- Full custom stainless steel intercooler piping kit

- 3" Turbo Intake


FUEL & ECU

- 044 Intank

- 2Lt Surge tank with twin 044 external Pumps + Inline Filters

- 1400CC Delphi Injectors (1650CC at max duty cycle)

- Tomei Fuel reg + Gauge

- Power FC + Hand Controller (D Jetro MAFLESS Tune)


SUSPENSION, WHEELS & BRAKES

- HKS Coilovers

- BMC Stopper

- 17 x 9 P1 Buddy CLubs

- Federal RS-RR Semi Slicks (less then 1000KM old)

- All HEL Braided lines

- EBC Red stuff

- Slotted Discs

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