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Hey all,

It's come to a point that I'm no longer driving this car, as I have another daily, and therefore, it's just costing me money, and just sitting there.

I've made a decision in the last few days, that I'm looking to sell this car, pay my loan off, and save like all hell for a unit.

So, onto the car.

It's a white 1994 R33 GTS-t RB25DET, Manual.

3" Turbo back exhaust

FMIC

Boost controller

Button clutch

Light weight flywheel

Boost Guage

Aftermarket gear knob (With H-Patter sticker)

Pod Filter with custom box.

GTS-4 springs, with Bilstein shocks.

Advan Light Weight Racing Wheels (Was going to keep them, but won't fit new car)

Edit: Forgot that it also has a FACTORY sunroof that DOESN'T leak.

Edit2: Forgot that it's running split fire coil packs.

Car is engineered, and the exhaust IS legal (readouts and eng cert in car)

Also have a set of lowered springs that fit the current shocks (Straight in, straight out swap) that aren't currently fitted.

Asking price: $13 500

Prices are ONO.

Test runs welcome.

I live in Wollongong, and am contactable on 0406 962 347, best to SMS me, and I'll try ring you back (Reason: Uni and work)

Pics up tonight.

Matt

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MBS206 Grand Master

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Unfortunately, still on hydraulic...

From what I've been told, the 10.2 is arond maximum you'd want to run on hydraulic lifters without them bleeding out and loosing lift.

MBS206 Grand Master

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Come on guys. It's making me cry just having this car sitting there (Yes it drives 100% perfectly. Yes I'm 100% licenced, Only reason it's not being driven is that it's no good to ME as a daily, and I'm just far too busy of a weekend to take it for a run.)

MBS206 Grand Master

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Price Drop.

Okay guys

I need this sold, as I'm commited to buying a new engine, to drop into one of my other cars, which is going to become my daily so that I can save for my unit.

Someone must want to help me out, give me a ring, have a chat, come have a look, see if you like.

This car WON'T disappoint.

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