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Hi, for some reason it's not letting me post pics. I'll be happy to email them.

$12500 neg.

0410 184 814

e-mail : [email protected]

Rego until 2 Nov. 2007

113.000 km

EXTERIOR

Stealth wing

Side skirts

Fibre glass lip on standard bar

INTERIOR

TRUST gear knob

Knock link

Blitz boost controler

Clarion CD player

Central locking

3 point immobiliser

A/C

Window tinting

ENGINE

Hybrid front mount intercooler

Greddy catch can

Master cylinder brake brace

Sard fuel pump

Sard 650cc fuel inj.

Sard fuel pressure reg.

Splitfire coils

Highflowed turbo by Precision Turbochargers

LINK ecu

3 inch exhaust from turbo back

Blitz muffler

Exedy heavy duty single plate clutch

K&N airpod

HANDLING

Tein HR height adjustable coilovers

GTR rear sway bar

Tomei electronic Hicas lock kit

Project Mu street/race brake pads (front)

Bendix pads on rear

Mechanical diff.

Adjustable rear camber arms

The front bar is in average condition due to the hight of the car. It could do with a dynotune since its been a while since the last one.

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