Jump to content
SAU Community

Recommended Posts

Immaculate R32 GTR Silver, First to see will not disappoint! Time has come for me to give up my 89 R32 GTR, serviced every 5000 km or less, car has been tuned by one of the best tuners in Sydney, Yavus at Unigroup Engineering, car is mostly driven on weekends and Vehicle is immaculate inside out, all stock parts will be available upon sale.

Mod List:

Engine
136 xxx Km on the clock
Link G4 ecu
Garrett 2860-5
660cc Sard injectors
Greddy Profec B ll Electronic boost controller
R34 Gtr dump pipes
Custom 2.75 inch into 3.5 inch collector front pipe
3.5 inch Apexi exhaust system
GReddy Oil Cooler with Oil Filter relocation kit and Thermostat
New Nissan coil packs
New Nissan coil pack loom
HKS cam gears
N1 Water Pump
New Nissan coolant hoses replaced
New Nissan temp thermostat
Nismo fuel pump with direct wire feed from battery
Nismo Engine and gearbox mounts

Brakes
Brembo brakes
BM57 brake master cylinder

DriveLine
Nismo damper twin plate with nismo pivot ball and slave cylinder
R33 Series 3 Gtr Gearbox with Redline lightweight shockproof gear oil
New Nissan Clutch booster and master cylinder

Suspension
All suspension and diff bushes replaced
Bilstein shocks and Selby adjustable front and rear sway bars (setup by Heasmans)
Hicas lock bar

Interior
New Nissan Gearboot and Gear knob
New Nissan clock
Sony MEX-BT2750 with new speakers
New Nissan Rear internal panels
No rips to seats and bubbles on dash

Wheels
Enkie RFP1 wheels 18x9.5 inch +15 OFFSET
Federal RS-R 255/35 18

GENUINE BUYERS ONLY NO TIME WASTER NO TIRE KICKERS AND NO TEST PILOTS, Vehicle is driven with RESPECT, All stock parts will be available upon. $21000 Price is negotiable. Contact 0418488673. Rego December 2013

post-14897-0-02587600-1364799737_thumb.jpg

post-14897-0-33965500-1364799921_thumb.jpg

post-14897-0-87581100-1364799764_thumb.jpg

post-14897-0-96986100-1364799775_thumb.jpg

post-14897-0-84647200-1364799788_thumb.jpg

post-14897-0-94711600-1364799805_thumb.jpg

post-14897-0-75418800-1364799821_thumb.jpg

post-14897-0-80398400-1364799835_thumb.jpg

post-14897-0-77745100-1364799847_thumb.jpg

post-14897-0-16806600-1364799859_thumb.jpg

post-14897-0-81942900-1364799759_thumb.jpg

Link to comment
https://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/422709-immaculate-silver-1989-r32-gtr/
Share on other sites

  • 2 weeks later...

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now


  • Similar Content

  • Latest Posts

    • It's the same with many brands that find their way into promotion via Youtube channel sponsorships. Those stainless guys, e-mail cut shippit, various other service and product companies.... they try to make it so that the only name that comes to mind when you think of doing those things is them, and then you just go get their stuff because your favourite channels are using it, so it must be good AND good value. Notwithstanding that the YT'ers don't pay anything for it. But a lot of people are not that sophisticated.
    • Yeh vibrant looks a bit overpriced, but thats the US market in general, they pay $50k for a gtst...
    • It's surprising you say this because talking to someone who headed Toyota's CARB certification efforts and was now working for Mercedes doing similar things he said he never had a case where he found that it was necessary to reduce ignition timing for that reason. Knock limits yes, but never because of in-cylinder emissions profile. I'm guessing between EGR and the number of TWCs modern cars stack in series it's not really a problem. I really doubt the NEO is that big a difference. You get what, EV6 injectors, coil on plug, a cold start valve that works off coolant temp instead of basically fixed time constant valve, and... I really can't think of anything else. Not like Toyota where they shipped first gen GDI in the 2JZ-FSE.  Something I didn't realize is that Japan didn't revise their emissions standards for light duty passenger cars between 1978 and 2000. I'm guessing there's a bit of phase-in, but that explains why 2002 killed a bunch of JDM sports cars off all at once. FD3S, A80, S15, Z32, R34, Z15A GTO all died off for that reason. And explains how all these cars got away with no EGR or much of anything other than a TWC and charcoal canister for the longest time.
    • 100% agree. Best bet on an RB will be NEO, but even it will be a long way off. Emissions is one of the big reasons car manufacturers went to DBW and constantly variable cams. When cruising, open the throttle right up, but reduce dynamic compression so low, that it's basically an unrestricted air pump moving very little air.
    • I’m hosting a bunch of execs in the McLaren box on Saturday. If you’re around I’ll come say hi, and see if I can sneak out some freebies.
×
×
  • Create New...