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1994 GSR 1.8L (4G93) 4WD TURBO 4 Sale

Charcoal Grey

Rego till April

Ported and Polished Head

EVO 3 Front mounter cooler

EVO 3 G/box

EVO 3 driveshafts

Brass button clutch

Custom s/s 21/4 dump pipe with seperate wastegate line.

3inch stainless steel exhuast, hi-flo cat, Customer rear Muffler (canon type)

Blow off valve

Bigger radiator (evo 3 spec)

17 inch wheels (lenso copies)

Brand new Koni adjustables all round

King Springs

Bigger rear Swaybar

Strutbrace (front)

Camber kit (front)

Pod filter

Momo wheel

Boost Gauge

$18,200 ono

Quick car has done a 13.2

No Time Wasters

Hornsby 0417479658

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