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Quite possibly one of the most cost effective syklines in Australia, and the only R33 Turbo Skyline in Canberra with Liquid injection Gas system.

$5,000 liquid injection gas conversion for dual fuel (gas tank is in the spare tyre well. done at Gas tune tuggeranong

250ks for $25 to fill up around town and 350ks on the highway. (I drove to melbourne and back for a bit over $100 total.

3" Kakimoto exhaust from turbo back including split dump pipe (full flow but factory quiet)

manual turbo boost control as reccomended and purchased from Skyline forum site.

Hybrid GT front mount intercooler with custom piping so there are no extra holes cut anywhere.

Kenwood cd/mp3 player with USB input

slightly under 200RWKW at 11.5 psi

Car is same condition as you saw it several years ago, now has 114,000 ks on the clock.

New Khumo ecsta tyres

Rays Gram light 17"wheels

1.5" lowered using King springs

Fibreglass GTR style bonnet

Driver and passenger airbags

seat belt pre-tensioners

4 wheel steering

Anti skid break system

Child restraint fittings in the back

Shannons insurance value is $20,000

Asking atleast $17,000 Not an urgent sale but will sell for the right amount.

Email me [email protected] for pictures or video if interested.

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