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R33 Gts-t Manual 4door. 273 Rwkw


Neat and tidy Sonic Silver, 1996, Series 2, Manual, 4 Door Skyline with a genuine 273 RWKW.

Unfortunately for me, the timing belt tensioner has come loose and the engine is not running right. It isn't making power and backfiring. I suspect a valve may be bent. I have not investigated this. The car still runs and drives but I would not advise this until further investigation. I have dropped the price to reflect the suspected issue. I'm after a quick sale as I'm moving interstate. Pretty gutted I have to sell it and even more so that this has happened. I think you all know this car is an excellent example and it has been a complete joy to own.

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Neat and tidy Sonic Silver, 1996, Series 2, Manual, 4 Door Skyline with a genuine 273 RWKW.

Very reliable Canberra Car imported locally in 2002. 210,000Kms. NSW Rego Sept 2017. Location Canberra area.

Great condition for it's age, and always serviced every 5000kms with quality products. Perfect for those who want an import while keeping the missus happy with doors for kids and groceries.

Modifications are:

-Genuine Garrett 3071 Turbo with braided lines and aluminium intake pipe.

-Vi-Pec Engine Management System, tuned by ESP in Queanbeyan

-Front-mount Intercooler

-Upgraded 040 fuel pump

-Upgraded 700cc (approx) injectors

-Split-fire coil packs

-Heavy duty clutch

-Full X-Force exhaust system

-Biggest pod filter you have ever seen

-Re-shimmed and serviced LSD Diff

-Whiteline swaybars front and rear with new knuckles

-DBA slotted brake rotors, braided lines and Project-Mu Pads

Body has a few scratches consistent with it's age, but I recently had the front and rear bar resprayed.

Interior:

- Genuine R34 GTR leather drivers seat

- Great JVC stereo with new speakers all round and a pro-installed amplifier. Includes bluetooth.

- Turbo Timer

- New gearshift and handbrake leather boots

Servicing:

- Timing belt, water pump, idler pulley replaced at 198,000

- Serviced every 5000K's with Castrol Edge 10-60

- Recently serviced gearbox with new fluid

-Re-shimmed and serviced LSD Diff

- Regularly detailed with Dodo wax products

Miscellaneous:

- New battery

- Really beautiful dark tint

- Ice cold air-conditioning

*Please note the vehicle will not come with GTR wheels but R34 Rims and fruity tyres

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