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post-69249-0-20838500-1304678606_thumb.jpgpost-69249-0-85219600-1304678423_thumb.jpgpost-69249-0-88147900-1304678385_thumb.jpgpost-69249-0-35672300-1304678327_thumb.jpgpost-69249-0-57854300-1304678303_thumb.jpgSelling my beloved race car. Its a 1990 gtst skyline, now fitted with a wolf ecu with hand controller, 740cc injectors, custom alloy sump and head to sump return lines.remote engine cooler,engine all balanced reco head, all new botton and rebuild, N1 oil pump, oil surge tanks, RB 25 gear box, GTR braking system, coil overs, rollcage, auto metre gages, interior stripped and 2 packed, big exhaust system,60 litre fuel cell and bosch fuel pump,locked diff,6 point racing harness,runs E85 fuel,same as V8 super cars,just been dynoed and made 350hp on 9lp boost at the rear wheels,durezza race tyres,235x45x17s on light weight 17x8 and 17x9 rims,comes with spare race tyres,has tein coilovers and comes with spares,has negative front camber and handles awesome,very competitive car and has won class championship 2 years in a row,engine only 2 meetings old,fibreglass front bumper and spoiler bolts on with zuis clips for easy removal,2 spare high flow ball bearing turbos,one needs a bearing bit these turbos will take 500hp plus,huge front mount intercooler,alloy radiator,remote oil cooler and filter setup,huge oil catch can,bolt up wheel spacers,endless brake pads,boost guage,front and rear alloy strut braces,adjustable front radius rods,splitfire coil packs,dry cell battery,club sports sedan championship winner 2009-2010,very regretfull sale,spent way to much money on car,nearly 30k,chasing $15,000,i can be contacted on 0488954213,only serious people inqure....post-69249-0-00498400-1304678284_thumb.jpg

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