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Car: 1992 Nissan s13 Silvia

Trans: manual

Engine: Rb20det (from r32 gtst)

Location: Brisbane Southside

Contact: Brendon 0412 809 376

Pictures: coming...

Roadworthy: yes

ENGINE

New Battery

Pod Filter

New AFM

Decarboned Plenum

3 Inch Turbo back exhaust, 2 inch Twin pipes from the diff back..SOUNDS HOTNESS.

Front mount Intercooler (600x300x76)

GTR Oil Pump

GTR Water Pump

Trust Multilayer Metal Headgasket

Rb25 Turbo Running 7psi

Bosch 040 Fuel Pump

Sard Fuel Pressure Reg

Cleaned Standard Injectors

NGK iridium Spark Plugs

Power Steering Cooler

Oil Catch Can

R32 Radiator (serviced with new top tank)

Thermo fan

Wiring has been redone neatly! looks factory.

Mod Plated for the conversion

SUSPENSION AND HANDLING

Jic Coilovers

Cusco Camber Tops

Rear Adjustable Strut Brace

Alloy Cradle Bushes

Alloy Steering Bush

Rose Jointed adjustable tie rod ends

R32 Tie Rods

DRIVELINE

R32 Gtst Gearbox

Short Shifter

Heavy Duty Exedy Clutch

Custom Gearbox Mount

Standard Lsd

INTERIOR

Cd player + 6 inch two ways

Water temp gauge

Oil Pressure gauge (sender not fitted but supplied)

Volts gauge

Boost gauge

Steering Wheel

Gear Knob

Interior is complete and in good condition, the dash has seen better days though it has cracks.

EXTERIOR

17 Inch Steer Rims

Sr Stocko Rears

Nismo Grill

511DIN number plates

More recent pics coming soon, these are a few months old.

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Due to losing my licence i deregistered the car to pay fines...im looking to build a budget track only car now,

will accept r31 manual sedan as part payment, will also drop the price without coilovers and number plates.

Im looking for 11k As is with everything included.

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