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Jaqule200411021811readfile2.jpg 1995 S1 GTST 33

Custom Paint : Ford blue print blue with candy apple pearl and super fine flake, also dash and door trim in same color

Aero kit : 400R front bar/rear bar , Nizmo side skirts , Stealth/drift wing , yellow ribbon decal

Suspention&wheels : Tien Adjustible HA , Sparco racing 17x9" 235/45 front , sparco 17x10" 255/40 rear sprayed Metalic Black, frount strut brace.

Intake&Zaust : Apexi power intake pod , Cold air Box with cold air pipe to frount bar, 3" Zaust from dump pipe back, 600x300x76 Frount mount, GFB hybrid BOV

Engine mods&mis : Profec B spec II Elec Boost Ctl , Apexi TT, boost gadge/Oil temp on A piller, and soon to have a Apexi SAFC , White face GTR dash.

Stereo : Clarion (Dx546 I think ) MP3, WMA , Clarion 6" splits and 2 ways

comes with full tank and a free hug $ 25k

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Thanks guys :grouphug: , I will get some done on the dyno day and if I need more I will come and see either Melv or Gordo and get a few proper one's with a nicer background :bananaman

thanks again :P

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