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  • Birthday 06/11/1978

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  1. 1989 NISSAN SKYLINE HNR32 GTS-4 6 cylinder Petrol Turbo 2.0L (1998cc) 4 speed Automatic 130,000kms $9,500 Mods: Apexi Pod Filter; 3.5" cat-back exhaust; Koni adjustable suspension; Unichip piggyback ECU; Clarion CD/MP3 Player. Very clean RB20DET 4WD ATTESSA with HICAS 4WS. Timing belt was replaced at 100,000km, Aircon retrofitted and regassed mid 2004 and all ignition coils were replaced with Splitfires. Mechanically sound and runs great. The interior is in excellent condition, with no torn fabric or broken bits. The car's located in Canberra, and the price is negotiable; I am open to reasonable offers. PM me for more information. Cheers, Eric
  2. Looking for a standard airbox from an R32 GTST/GTS4. Will consider swap with an Apexi pod filter. PM me if you've got one.
  3. Sig, I had Ed do some work on my '89 when it arrived; bought the child restraints and intrusion bars, got Ed to put them in, then got the engineers cert (engineer gave me an unleaded sticker too ). Let me know if you need any help, contacts, etc. btw, thanks for the help DAN00H car's running fine now, except for the coil packs...
  4. Congrats Stirlo I'm right behind you with my GTS4. Just waiting for the side intrusion bars.
  5. I agree with Charly. When I installed my head unit a few weeks ago, I put in pair of stereo leads leading from AUX input at the back to a headphone jack in the glovebox. Cheap, easy, and it works great.
  6. Does Canberra have high quality, experienced and competitively priced performance workshops or is it worth going to Sydney? Does anyone have any recommended Sydney workshops?
  7. Hey Guys, Got this from the book "The Sky is The Limit" ( Couldn't find the name of the author, so can't pay my respects ) Apparently taken from a Japanese Skyline sales brochure. "The Type S is based on the GTS, and has alloy wheels, HICAS and the sport type steering wheel. The Type M is based on the GTS-t, and has 16x6.5 alloy wheels, HICAS, and the sport type steering wheel. The Type M, Type S and GTS-t have HICAS, the regular models don't." "Options: Climate air conditioning, Electric front spoiler, Sunroof, Cruise control, Premium audio ( Kenwood / Alpine / AddZest), Rear spoiler, "Bug eye" headlights, Alloy wheels, Permium brake package." Hope that helped!
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