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Item:1991 S13 Silvia

Location:Sydney, NSW

Item Condition:Very Good

Reason for Selling:Upgrade to R32 GTR

Price and Payment Conditions:$17000, will consider all R32 GTR's, with cash adjustment your way.

Details

Engine:

- HKS GT2530 Turbo

- 300zx Z32 80mm AFM

- TRUST plumback B.O.V

- TRUST front mounted intercooler

- Beautiful stainless 3inch piping

- Earls Braided lines

- Yashio Factory radiator, with 1.3bar cap

- GREX remote oil filter

- Stainless oil/air separator with sump return

- Fuel Cut defender

- APEXI 550cc injectors

- Motorsport High Volume Fuel pump

- K & N M's Filter

- TRUST front pipe

- TRUST full exhaust 3.5 inch turbo back

- LUCKY ENTERPRISES remapped computer

- Unknown internal specifications ie.pistons/rods/cams

- Strongly suspect HKS step 1 cams

- Always serviced every 5000kms, only with the best

- Dyno tuned at 200rwkw @ 14psi with sheets

Driveline:

- Custom made 5 puck Carbon composite clutch with sprung centre, 5000kms old

- R200 L.S.D

Suspension:

- KEI OFFICE Fully adjustable coilover assemblies adjustable rebound / height

- Adjustable Camber strut top platforms on front

- TEIN caster rods

- CUSCO strut braces front/rear

Brakes:

- Aftermarket DBA slotted rotors

- 300zx turbo 4 piston Calipers

- Racebrakes custom compound pads all round

- MOTUL 5.1 fluid

Exterior

- Champagne / Silver two tone, original paint in excellent condition

- NISMO bodykit inc: front bar, sideskirts, rear pods, wing

- Freshly tinted 20% on all windows

- Genuine Nissan sunroof, no rust, no leaks

Interior

- Momo race steering wheel

- Pioneer 4350 Head unit

- MTX Thunder 6000 6.5" rear splits

- Infinty Kappa 4x6" in stock position in front

- Fire extinguisher

- HKS automatic turbo timer

- GREDDY electronic guages X 5 (Boost, Oil Temp/Press, Water temp, Exh temp)

- GREDDY Profec E-01 Boost controller

- BRIDE Ergo drivers seat and BRIDE super low seat rail

- Nismo 260km/h speedo showing 175,000kms (genuine)

- Digital Climate control

- Full power options

Wheels and Tyres

- AVS Model 6 16 x 8 wheels

- 225/50 R16 all round on AVS rims, new on rear, 40% on front

This car has been my pride and joy. I love it, but need to go to to a GTR. It has never seen a race track, and i am a very "grandma" driver :) It makes an awesome street car, and embarrasses a lot of non-beleivers, due to the subtle nature of the exterior mods. It therefore doesnt attract the attention of the local constabulatory either, particularly for such a car. Never been pulled over, ever.

It was a private import, not a 15 year rule car. The Kms are genuine and it is very well looked after. I am a mechanic and maintain it weekly. Any test welcome.

Any additional info required, just ask.

Cheers guys,

Mitch

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