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Seeing if theres any interest...

1992 R32 GTST

Colour = Black

KMs = 95,000

1st Australian Owner, imported last year.

Had car for about 7 months... few minor dents and sratches which is pretty typical.

-3" catback with 4" tip

-Exedy Daiken Racing Clutch (put in about 1200kms ago)

-POD Filter

-Dr-Drift Tuned ECU

-Dr-Drift Bleed Valve (running 12psi with perfect AFRs)

-By the time i sell it it will have a T28 (stock R33 Turbo which has done 60k) on it

-Aftermarket shocks all round which are adjustable (not sure on brand) i believe they are adjustable in damper/bound

-Lowered springs at front

-Believed to be a nismo front bar (has a slight difference to the stock one)

-Kenwood MP3 CD Player

-Fronts which came with the car are Carozerria (something like that which is the Japanese version of Pioneer)

-Pioneer 6" in the back

-Autometer boost guage

-Autotechnia steering wheel

-Razor metal gear shifter

-Tinted windows (qtr windows are mirrored, came like that from Japan)

-Painted bits in the engine bay... may not be to everyones liking so check the pics.

Interior is very clean and in good condition for its age.

Looking for about $17,500 ono

Dyno Sheets - http://members.optushome.com.au/nikora/DYNOSHEETS.jpg

[email protected] - email me if ur interested.

PICS - http://members.optushome.com.au/inark/mycarpics.html

Engine Bay Pics - http://members.optushome.com.au/nikora/eng...pics/after2.jpg

http://members.optushome.com.au/nikora/eng.../afterside2.jpg

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