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Looking at selling all my S Chassis parts.
A R35 GTR has come up for sale that I would like to purchase

Selling all my S Chassis parts including :
Work Meister S1 2Pc 18x8 +18 & 18X9 +22

Volk TE37 white17X9 +22 Brand New in Box 

SIL80 with built RB25

engine:
rb25 s2
mahle pistons, spool rods
balanced & grub screwed crank
grout filled
nitto oil pump
ross metal jacket balancer
n1 water pump
oil restricters
head to sump oil drain
greddy plenum with q45 TB- ceramic coated silver
gt3076r ex/w .82- coated black
Turbosmart 45mm wastegate
tomei poncams
tomei valve springs
heavily ported head
rb26 engine covers- powder coated silica breath metallic
mines cam cover baffles
link G4+ xtreme

xspurt 1000cc top feeds
Aeroflow fuel
nismo fuel reg
Walbro 460L e85 pump
splitfire coil packs
3inch stainless exhaust
40mm radiator
air/water seperator
setrab oil cooler with themostat
blitz fmic

Turbosmart 45mmlubmback BOV
lots of braided hose

driveline:
rb25 g/box
r33 master cyclinder
exedy ceramic button clutch
1 piece 3inch tailshaft

wheels:
18x8 +18 work meister s1
18x9 +22 work meister s1
17x9 +22 TE37 in boxes

exterior:
silvia front
type x tail lights
aero front bar and skirts
gtr grill
bomex bonneville rear lip
hand flared guards
Factory S13  indicators & park lights in Box
electric bomex/east bear mirrors
respray in custom grey

interior:
R33 gtr seats
nismo gear knob
powertune 7.1 inch touch screen
 

180sx sr20

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180sx current spec list 24 March 2019

Engine:
Standard sr20 with mls headgasket
standard intake

gtx gen 2867 .82 rear
standard manifold
3 inch exhaust
Link G4+ ecu
taarks fuel rail 1650cc injectors
Walbro460L fuel pump
mid mount intercooler piping & intercooler

Handling:
MCA Purple coilovers
Kazama adjustable Camber, Traction & Toe arms
GKtech front castor arms
S15 front LCA & knuckles
R33 GTR diff, shafs & hubs
Urethane Bushes
R33 GTR Brembo Brakes & master cylinder
dba 4000 front rotors & project Mu Rear
Project Mu Brake pads
GKtech tie rods & ends & rack bushes
Whiteline sway bars front & rear
R33 GTR wheels with Hankook 255/40/17 RS3

Inside:
Cobra Suzuka seat
Defi water & Oil Temp, Oil Pressure, Boost
Keys racing steering wheel

Outside:
Hektic 2000's era styling
Tiger mica paint
clear tail lights

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