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Hi there, this is a R33 GTS-T 4 Door skyline.

I have had the car for the past 8 years and it's been off the road for the past year geting a full rebuild, as it was being turned into a street sleeper.

The rebuild has taken me $18,500 so far and has been done right from the get go, no short cuts taken and using all the good gear.

The rebuild to date :-

New Garret T28 hybrid, high flowed turbo ( website ) http://www.gcg.com.au/Catalogue_Menus/Garr...ttsb_gt2530.htm

Custom hand ported, plemeth chamber and runners

Head has been rebuilt and a little porting done

The engine rebuild kit come from Hi Octane Racing ( website )http://hioctaneracing.com.au/eshop/product_info.php?products_id=348

A set of CP forged pistons and CP piston rings

A set of R.E.V.I Forged rods

Tomei metal head gasget

Sports Exhaust

Front mounted intercooler ( website ) http://www.alldayperformance.com.au/category86_1.htm

Lightened flywheel

Xtreem clutch and pressure plate ( website ) http://www.xtremeclutch.com.au/

The car was an auto and i converted it to a manual, so it's got an R33 manual box in it.

The car all so comes with a set of DTM Blitz 18X8.5 mag wheels with a set of tyres and a set of factory rims with a new set of tyers.and an R33 GTR Fiberglass front bar unpainted.

A set of Autometer gauges ( Boost & Fuel mixture ) and a suede sports steering wheel, Stereo with 6" splits in doors and a 4 chanel AMP with a set of 6x9 in the back and a 12" sealed sub in the boot.

The car will have 6 months rego on it when i pick the car up from the work shop as the rebild has just been fineshed, so you will be picking up an R33 Skyline with a whole new drive line that has done around 40km of testing so it all in good working order.

For more info just e-mail me,or call me on 0410620198 thanks.

It in e-bay at http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...em=220203377078

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