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fresh RWC. and 6 Months REGO

rebuilt 950kms ago

new head and water pump

over 3g in reciepts

awd turbo sr20det.

Nissan GTi-R.

81,###kms

5 speed

tough box

air flow computer

a/m ecu

boost controll

turbo timer

cd

garrett turbo

front mount intercooler

new piping

bov

blitz pod

aircon

pearl paint

red green purple orange sparkles

through black

chrome lipped black rims

new tyres

REGO. RWC

will swap..

s14, skyline, wrx, supra or road bike

or have other cars for swaps too

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