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96' Toyota Chaser JZX100 Tourer V TRD Sports

1JZ Single Turbo

Auto

41,000 kms

280hp at the Wheels with Dyno Sheet

New HKS GT PRO 2835 Roller Bearing Turbo

GREDDY Front Mount Intercooler

GREDDY Intercooler Piping

GREDDY PROFEC B Dual Stage Electronic Boost Controller

APEXI SAFC

APEXI RSM

HKS Pod Filter

Turbo Timer

19" Chrome Wheels

TRD Suspension

RSR Exhaust

Bodykit

Electric Sunroof

Factory TV

Tinted Windows

Power Steering

Climate Control

Central Locking

Electric Windows

Electric Mirrors

Dual Airbags

Side Airbags

Velour Interior

Quick and reliable.

Will not dissapoint.

Awesome turbo whistle and turbo flutter.....

$27,000 o.n.o.

0400 696 678

Hervey Bay, Queensland.

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