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R32 Gtr For Sale 317Kw Selling Cheap $12,500 In Nsw

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Hey guys up for sale is my r32 GTR <br />Basically it started making a tapping noise which I thought may be a turbo as it only made the noise under light accelleration. No noise under vacuum or on boost. <br />Pulled turbos off and one of the wheels was hitting the housing so thought that must be it. <br /><br />New turbos on and noise still there so highly disappointed. Has now gotten louder and talking to my tuner JEZ of DVS performance on the central coast he believes symptoms sounds like worst case little end bearings. <br />Still no mechanic has looked at it as yet.<br /><br />I don't have the money to fix it and thinking about giving skylines away for good its upset me haha. <br />Would need a new respray to make it nice as I don't have a garage and sun has gotten to it. 6 months rego. <br /><br />Interior is very good compared to most. <br />No holes in seats or anything <br />New HKS GT-RS turbos. <br />Power fc <br />big injectors and pump.<br />Lots of goodies please see carsales link tho first pics were around 2 years ago. Very straight car.<br /><br />http://www.carsales.com.au/private/details/Nissan-Skyline-1989/SSE-AD-1030272<br /><br />Will make more power with a new tune after whatever is wrong is fixed with the better turbos. Previously had nismo rs581 turbos<br />Will post pics on here soon. Kinda just want it gone. $12500ono <br /><br />Well worth fixing up. <br />If interested. Please SMS or call me on 0401393941. <br />Thanks <br />Ryan.

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