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1996 R 33Skyline With 300Kw Potential....

gap84

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Hi guys selling my skyline as i no longer can justify owning one with the two kids around.

Open to cash offers or swaps for something four door.

Details 1996 R33 Skyline Series 2

Engine & Performance

PWR FMIC

OS Giken super sng clutch

Full 3" exhaust X Force with a hi flow cat

Tomei adjustable ex cam gear

Spool rods

CP pistons

Tomei pon cam shafts IN, EX 256 Lift: IN,EX 8.5mm

ALL new ACL gasket kit

Apexi 1.2mm mls head gasket

ACL main bearing kit

ARP head stud kit

Walbro 550hp intank fuel pump

Nissan N1 water pump

Nissan N1 oil pump

Nismo low temp thermostat (Large)

Gates racing timing belt kit

Greddy Intake manifold

HyperTune 90mm throttle body

Sard fuel pressure regulator

850cc Sard fuel Injectors

HKS 2835 Pro S turbo kit

K & N pod filter

Splitfire coil pack

NGK Iridium spark plugs

Z32 AFM

New battery

Suspension & Handling

White line front & rear sway bars

Cusco front & rear struts

Hicas lock bar (Unit Removed)

19" BSA black rims tread all about 75-85%

extra rims 3 x 19" Buddy Club p1 racing rims and tyres (2 tyres 70-80% tread, 1 60%)

Extras

greddy turbo timer (extra- alarm has one)

Viper remote paging alarm system (inbuilt turbo timer, remote engine start)

Nismo 300km dash (29000km)

Apexi power fc with hand controller

Apexi AVCR

Apexi AFC neo

Defi boost gauge & control unit

Tinted windows

Ennon 7" DVD, CD, MP3, GPS double din unit

2 x Pioneer 6x9 4 way speakers

Bride low maxx bucket seat, plus still have original

Greddy\Trust front bar & a Veilside back bar

Probably extra standard parts lying around as well, the buyer can take the lot.

Still has the original flare from japan (but might keep that i really want to let it off)

The List probably isn't in order and i might have missed some things that i have bought or done because this rebuild has been a long process because of a big interstate move in between that held things up.

All of the items that are listed here are with the car but some of the items are not installed (Red) because i have to take the car through regency to get it registered in SA.

The body could use a touch up & the roof was vandalized (quoted 1200 to fix) mainly spent my money on the other stuff.

The car is ready to be inspected here in Adelaide.

Looking for 16,500 completed or 14,500 as is, or swap for a family car of similar value.

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