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Make:1989 GTR

Colour: Wine Red

ENGINE

HKS fully forged bottom end

Red valve covers

INDUCTION

N1 turbos

Pod Filters

oil catch can

100mm frontmount intercooler

FUEL SYSTEM

Bosch 044 Fuel Pump

ELECTRONICS

Re-tunned ECM by blackline garage

Blitz DSBC Boost Controller

Field fuel controllers

Greddy digital turbo timer

Alarm System with remote central locking

EXHAUST

Trust N1 3'' turbo back exhaust with high flow cat

DRIVELINE

cushioned button clutch (unsure of make)

BRAKES

DBA 5000 series rotors

SUSPENSION

Wings fully adjustable coilovers

INTERIOR

HKS exhaust temp gauge

HKS engine oil temp gauge

HKS boost gauge

JVC DVD player with 7" screen

The car just came back from a $6000 respray and now it's up for sale. It makes for a great daily drive or just a weekend cruiser, I've had the car now for about 16 months and I'm the second owner of the car since it was imported in 04. It's located in NW Tas

Price $25000ono

will post pictures later

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Hey Adam, do you have reciepts for the work done to the engine? Who did the work ?

Cheers

nah sorry all work was done in japan by black line garage, previous owner didn't hand over most of the paperwork :P

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