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hey guys... just bought a KKr 430 turbo with dump pipe and v-clamp and all gaskets to suit RB25 engine with a T3 flange (still brand new in the box). a brand new set of 6 Nismo 555cc injectors (still in the boxes) and a brand new bosch Z32 airflow meter with the plug to suit (still in the box). i bought all this gear just before christmas hopin to get it installed this month some time to reach a dyno figure of around 250kws at the wheels. Mark from MRC dyno and performance does all the tunin on my car and told me that with the setup i have got, 250kws is easily done. Due to financial difficulties i need the cash so i am sellin the whole setup for around $2400. reasonable offers will be considered.

Located in Sydney, NSW

Pick-up only

You can contact me on: Matt: 0438568907

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i paid 1000 for it bout a month ago its still brand new in the box with the dump and the gaskets and it hasnt be touched so if i can get 900 for it i would be happy. ive got all the reciepts with me as well.

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