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We have to have a 36mm restrictor on the intake of the turbo, so this severly limits HP and rpm. Currently makes about 340rwhp @ 5800rpm with the restrictor.

The car is for sale, this is the list of mods

1998 Nissan 200sx, S14a series 2

The only S14a racing in Improved Production in Australia

Current lap record holder on Wanneroo Raceway short circuit

Body:

Paint by Damage Control Panel and Paint

Carbon Fibre Rear Wing, Gurney Flap and End Plates

Cwest skirts

Genuine front bumper integrated brake ducts with Luxury lower lip

Extensive Maitland Roll cage that links through the firewall to the front struts

All bitumen and seam seal removed

Seam welded

Interior:

Painted interior very well presented

Array of Autometer Gauges and LED Shift lights

AIM Lap Timer

Vello Race seat with head side restraints

OMP 5 Point harnesses

Engine 1: (currently out of car)

High Compression 11:1

Wiseco forged Pistons

Manley Racing Connecting Rods

Apexi Head Gasket 3 layer metal

ARP Bolts

Knife edged crank

ACL Race Bearings

Greddy Winged and baffled sump

Big $ Ported Head on flow bench

Angled Valves

Brian Crower Race Valve Springs

Brian Crower Titanium retainers

Race Cams and adjustable cam gears

ARP Mazworx Long Head Studs

Full Metal Jacket crank pulley

Engine Accessories:

Custom Garret turbo

6 boost exhaust Manifold

Apexi Racing External Waste Gate and screamer pipe

Big $$$ custom 36mm intake restrictor as per IPRA Regulations

Koyo triple N flow aluminium racing radiator

Very large Race electric Fan

Davies Craig Electric Water Pump

1.5ltr Expansion tank with 3 consistant bleeds of engine and radiator

Large Nismo fuel injectors

PWR Intercooler with light weight alloy piping

Braided lines used in engine bay

Bosch Fuel Pumps with undercar surge tank

HKS Oil cooler and remote mounted oil filter

Quick drain fuel adaptor

Driveline:

OS Giken twin plate clutch and light weight Moly flywheel

Nismo Roller pilot bearing

SR20 to RB25 Skyline gearbox adapter plate

New RB25 Skyline PAR Racing Straight cut Dog Gear box 5 speed

Skyline GTR Tailshaft

Skyline GTR Half Shafts

Skyline GTR Rear Diff with 3.7:1 ratio

New Nismo 1.5 way racing LSD (Adjustable tension)

4 x Enkei RPF1 light weight racing wheels 17 x 9 on car

8 x fresh 255/40/17 Yokohama A048 tyres

Electrics:

Haltech Platinum 1000 ECU

Full custom rewire

Warning lights for Oil pressure, Water Temp, Charge

Gauges for Oil Pressure, Oil Temperature, Water Temperature, Boost

LED multi stage Shift lights

Data logging ECU

Haltech adjustable boost controller, for in car adjustable

Suspension and Brakes:

Full Coil over with adjustable ride heights

Adjustable camber tops and upright mounting plates

Koni Racing independent bump and rebound adjustable Shocks

King Springs (Many sets of different spring rates)

Whiteline adjustable sway bar

All control arm bushes are polyurethane with excentric (offset) centres

Skyline GTR alloy rear uprights

Racing Roll Centre Ball joints and adjustable height tie rod ends

Front Brakes:

Wilwood 6 piston Billet Calliper

Wilwood 340x36mm rotor with light weight alloy hats

Rear Brakes:

Wilwood 4 piston Billet Calliper

Wilwood 309x28mm rotor with light weight alloy hats

Adjustable bias valve

Braided lines front and rear (No rubber anywhere)

Large brake ducts to center of rotors

Spare Engine:

Engine 2 (Currently in the car)

Wiseco Pistons 9.5:1 compression

Eagle Rods

ARP Bolts

ACL Race Bearings

Ported Head

Angled valves

Apexi metal head gasket

ARP Mazworx Long head studs

Full Metal Jacket crank pulley

Spare Parts:

Spare RB25 Skyline Gearbox 5 speed

Spare Skyline GTR Diff 4.1:1 (Locked)

Spare painted Front Cwest Fibreglass bumper with large undertray

New spare Front Rotors

New spare Front Hats

New spare Front and Rear brake Pads

New spare Crank Angle sensor

New spare Apexi 3layer metal head gasket

8 new spare NGK racing spark plugs

New spare Electric Davies Craig Water Pump 110lpm

4 spare new Enkei RPF1 17x9 +22 rims

4 Spare coil packs

Spare igniter

Spare painted Rear bumper

$48000

Call

Ashly Barnett

0417 936 001

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