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Hey Lads

Selling my 1990 Nissan Onevia.

RB20DET conversion

Polished Cam Covers

HKS2540R turbo

Oil Catch Can

Blitz Dual Turbo Timer

Full 3inch exhaust with twin magnaflow mufflers and is very quite but has a very nice rumble!

HKS Pod Filter

600x300x76 FMIC Brand New!!!

PBR RPM Heavy Duty Clutch

HD Coilovers

Whiteline Sway bar

Whiteline Camber bushes

Pineapples

Z32 front Brakes with DBA slotted rotors

S15 Front Seats

Door Trims and Glove Box Re Trimmed

White Dials

Central Locking Imobiliser

Apexi Boost Guage

Tinted Windows

Bosch 044 fuel pump

18 Inch Konig Unknown Rims (Cost $3000 new 2 months ago)

Clear Tail Lights, also have the stock ones which will be supplied

Full Vertex Kit

Carbon Fibre GT Wing

Full Silver Re-spray with a nice mettalic sparkle which is less than 6 month old

Pioneer HeadUnit, front speakers and back speakers, pioneer 1000w sub with 800w monoblock amp

Will trade for other cars - but mainly looking for a non-turbo silvia.

Anything else you would like to know, just post or PM me :DLooking for around 18k

Makes 170rwkw's on 7psi (for all who know, this is alot for 7psi!) and 210rwkw's on 12psi!

Email: [email protected]

Mob: 0437137238

Cheers

Chris

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hey mate, a few things you might want to know about the car.

it also has 550cc injectors.

Dr Drift remap computer.

Upgraded Brake Booster

Aslo it is a single spinner. No LSD as it was converter from a CA18DE.

How do i know this, i was the orginal owner who built the car.... as shame it has been kitted and stupid T-wing.. good luck with the sale.

Cheers

Dave

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