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1998 S14a Nissan 200sx Hi Spec In Jungle Green - Low Kms 115,000

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Selling my MINT condition 1998 Nissan 200SX Hi Spec.

Bought this car in December 2005 for $15,000 completely stock from a couple in there 50s

Car was off the road most of 2007 as it was getting the respray and i bought a daily to drive to work

Car only used in 2008 on weekends as i walked to work as job was only 10mins away

Car had a full respray in 2007 by Silvers Crash Repairs

Bodykit was refitted and painted by All Type Crash in August 2009

Car is serviced every 6 months or 5,000 KMS with Elf Full Synthetic oil, Redline fuel system cleaner added, plugs changed and fuel filter changed as well. (Serviced 30/12/09)

Car had a full service around 4 months ago with every fluid changed and car completely checked over by Random Motorsport

Does not have any oil leaks at all.

Had a new S15 turbo fitted in July 2009 and still has warranty left on it. Had all new speedflow turbo lines fitted as well.

Car had a wheel alignment and all four tyres rotated in November 2009 by Adelaide Tyrepower

Had the car dyno tuned in August 2009 to make sure car was running correctly by Autosolutions

Sunroof fully works and does not leak.

I use this car every day so im only running stock boost through it (7 psi)

New Battery fitted August 2009 with 3 year warranty

Mechanically the car is fine any inspections welcome.

The only problem with the car is one rims has very light scratches on the lip but can be fixed very easy.

Here is a list of mods done to the car

Interior

S15 Spec R Leather Wheel

Momo Race Air Leather Gear Knob (Will be replaced with the stock gear knob)

S15 Front/Rear Floor Mats

Pioneer DEP-H8850MP Head Unit

Sony Xplod 6" Speakers Front & Rear With Factory Tweaters In The Front

Apexi EL Boost Gauge In Mearcat Pod

SunGard Window Tint

EL Dash Dials

Full Alarm System

Exterior

Full Respray In Jungle Green

Full Genuine Origin Streamline Bodykit With Custom Front Bumper Touches

Origin Clear Front Corner Lights

Front Indicators Relocated To Front Corners of the Guards

Nismo Clear Side Indicators

Brand New Genuine Front Headlights

Wheels & Suspension

Speedy Wheels Envy MK III In Wet Silver 19 x 8.5 +27 Front & 19 x 9.5 + 30

225/35/19 Front & 245/35/R19 Rear Achilles ATR Sport Tyres

KYB Excel-G Shock Absorbers

Lovell Superlow Springs

New Radius Rod Arms

Cusco Rear Camber Arms

Noltec Rear Toe Kit

Whiteline Adjustable Radius Rod Bushes

Whiteline Front 14mm Camber Bolt Kit

Bendix Advanced Pads

Front Cross Drilled And Slotted Rotors

Engine

Garrett GT25R Ball Bearing Turbo

Speedflow Braided Turbo Line's

Sonic Performance Turbo/Dump Pipe Gaskets

Flying Performance Dump & Front Pipe

Full 3" Stainless Steel Exhaust with 5" Rear Muffler (Made by Everlast Mufflers)

Topstage Carbon Fibre Cold Air Box

K&N Pod Filter

2" Cold Air Induction Pipe

GKTECH FMIC

Blitz Spec-S Boost Controller

ELF 10W-50 Full Synthetic Oil

NGK BCPR6ES Spark Plugs

Bosch O2 Sensor (Replaced with new one in 2008)

Bosch 044 Fuel Pump (Fitted in 2006)

Tomei Spark Plug Cover

Custom Rover Cover- All Writing Shaved Off. Painted In Silver With Rainbow Metal Flake

Greddy 1.3 Bar Radiator Cap

Greddy Pulley Kit

Engine Damper

Power - 181.5 RWKW at 14psi

NO SWAPS UNLESS ITS A 2004 MY05 WRX IN BLUE OR SILVER

Have a heap of receipts for most of the work done.

Car has rego until June 2010

Turns heads all the time

Car at the moment has 115,*** KMS on it

Price - Looking at around $17,500 but that negotiable.

NO TIME WAISTERS, NO LOW BALL OFFERS

NO TEST PILOTS

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