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Hey Guys selling my car as I need something more practical. The car is in fantastic condition and will suit the fussiest buyer. It took me 4 month to find this car and its always been well serviced and taken care of. Will throw in 4 stock rims as well.

Engine: 3 in off the turbo, HKS dump and apexi tip, unichip made 190rwkw @ 1 bar, S15 turbo. K&N filter, Samco waterlines, HKS frontmount and piping, greddy 16 row oil cooler, Bosch 040 pump, HPI engine dampener, greddy BOV vented back to engine. Exedy lightened fly wheel, Exedy heavy duty clutch, nismo slave cylinder (lighter clutch feeling).

Suspension: Tein Flex adjustable suspension, Adj rear uppers, Whiteline front and rear swaybars, Cusco rear strut brace, whiteline front strut brace, pillow ball tension rods front.

Interior: Pivot oil pressure and oil temp gauge, Blitz boost gauge, blitz SBC boost controller, JVC DVD head unit. Brant immobilizer/Alarm with auto window wind up.

Rims: Advan 17x8 and 17x9. And also have std rims to throw in.

Exterior: Vertex copy front and rear bar and nismo side skirts.

Other: Just replace rear brakes and also just have done all 3 of the drive pullies replaced,

Colour: Pearl White

KM: 137k

PH: 0438872169

NO TRADES

Asking $19,000ono

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