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White R32 GTS-t manual

160000-something kms

Rego till April 2010

GTR front & rear bars, side skirts & rear pods

N1 bar vents

GTR front mount intercooler

3" stainless jap exhaust from turbo back

Tein coilovers

Starcorp 18" rims - big 255's on the back

high flowed VG30 turbo

GTR injectors

HKS filter

Greddy Profec-B electronic boost controller

front strut brace & b-pillar floor brace

Hicas lock bar

Adjustable front tie rods

Urethane suspension bushes throughout

Greddy gearknob (brand new)

suede OMP steering wheel (also brand new)

some blue boost gauge from Repco that i'm not really fond of

Kenwood CD player & some fancy speakers

RB20DET engine runs strong. no problems with the car except that the aircon/heater doesn't blow air very well.

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Included with sale is everything I've been collecting for an RB25/30 conversion:

RB30 series II bottom end. has been recoed & had new front & rear main seals, water pump etc. bores look good & was running perfectly in a VL before being removed. no knocks or rattles whatsoever.

RB25 head with oil gallery mod done & VCT removed entirely, includes all covers & CAS. also stock coilpacks & coilpacks from an AU Falcon w/ custom leads - all spliced into an RB25 ignitor module & ready to bolt up

Greddy copy plenum chamber/inlet manifold

factory RB25 cast exhaust manifold

VL power steering bracket & pump

brand new starter motor also included

i will also throw in a brand new engine stand

$9500 the lot

PM serious enquiries only.

No swaps, sorry - I have a baby on the way & need the money for home renovations.

car is in Penshurst, Sydney.

Edited by Mr 20Valve
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