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Stagea rs4 s1 for sale

I've done a fair bit of work on this car so its got potential for someone to take it further.  

-RB3025

I took a good running RB30 and RB25 and put them together, new belt, tensioners, has VCT, stock head bolts, stock RB26 head gasket, RB30 sump, i used RB25 pistons and rings bolted onto RB30 rods and bearings.. all clearances were measured and within factory specs.

Motor has 200psi accross all 6, no blow by or weird noises.

- stock turbo in great condition and ecu etc stock

- fmic

- adjustable camber arms all around 

- 3inch exhaust turbo back

- 370z wheels, new tires on front

- air con is ice cold

- Big alloy radiator

Bad points

- auto slips in 4th

- suspension is bouncy needs replaced

- starter motor bit noisy but still works every time.

- previous owner put some gay lights in the cluster

So has potential but its not perfect hence a low price, advertised elsewhere and can pass a rwc for the right price, has 5months rego atm.

Located Jimboomba

$3800 with rwc

$3500 as is

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