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Nissan S14A 200SX, 1997, Blitz Intercooler, AVO BOV, aftermarket Tuneagent exhaust manifold, new braided oil and water lines, 3-inch double dump pipe, full 3-inch exhaust, cannon muffler, K&N filter, Autometer boost gauge, Apexi AVCR boost controller (8-16psi), 500hp Walbro fuel pump, lowered with Kings Springs, 18-inch chrome wheels, new rear tyres, Edge front bar, Edge side skirts, Pioneer CD player, Kenwood CD stacker, Kicker 12-inch sub and amp. Maintained religiously every 5K with top products. Power everything, central locking, air bag, air con, tinted windows, immobiliser.

57ING plates not included in sale.

Rego til 03/06

92,000km's

Ran 13.0 @ 108

Doesnt come with wheels pictured on rear of car

Contact Paul on [email protected] or 0414 865 369

$23K ONO

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Bump mate, there was a guy on Boostcruising asking to buy a S14A. i think u should talk to him.(maybe u already have)

sorry cant remember the name of the thread. :P

good luck mate.

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