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1996 R33 Series 2 GTS-T

Hi Tech 3 inch exhaust from turbo

HKS Air filter

TRUST type R Bov

Strut Brace

Custom FMIC with Alloy piping

Polished Rocker Cover

Lowered Suspension

18 x8 and & 18 x 9 Hijoin Deep Dish wheels

Carbon Fibre Bonnet

Tinted Windows

Recaro Seats

Blitz Boost Gauge

Apexi Rev Speed Meter

Turbo Timer

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Sold for a good price. Not wanting to disclose sorry

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