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S13 manual turbo

Photos on my gumtree link

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/delahey/cars-vans-utes/1991-nissan-silvia-s13-manual-turbo/1028189805


Setup for track drifting, can be regstered however will need alot of work, dont bother asking whats needed for rwc because it will be alot
Engine orginaly non turbo been converted to turbo

Sr20de+t, t28bb turbo just changed
5 stud rear
4 stud front
Inbay cooler kit
Tein hr coilovers alround
Weilded diff
Red bucket seat
3 inch exhaust
Narni steering wheel
Rear interor striped for track

Runs and drives great
Track ready
Pickup from Delahey VIC
Car will need to be towed or trailered as it is unregistered and not suitable for road use

$3500 firm maybe keen on swaps for b series civic/integra, s13/180sx non turbo, r32/r33 skyline non turbo
0478148658
Text only as im ussaly busy and unable to answer calls, private numbers will be ignored

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