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1997 Nissan 180sx Type X Midnight purple


Rare opportunity to own a low kilometre Immaculate example of an type X The Interior and


exterior is in immaculate condition(minor scratch or two) You will not find a better example


on the market.



This is a original midnight purple 180sx with sunroof.

Genuine 127 XXX kms on the black top SR thats never seen more than 13psi.


Motor


-Front mount intercooler (no hole through battery tray)

-Kingugawa Td06 SL2-20g Anti-surge (no more than 3000km)

-Stock manifold with tial external Gate(Brand new/not installed)

-Tomei 256 pon Cams

-Tomei Rocker arm stoppers(not installed)

-Sard 550cc injectors

-Walbro 255 fuel pump

-Nistune Ecu

-Full exhaust with twin tips

-z32 afm


Interior


-Full cams spec roll cage

-Bride Low max drivers seat(can provide original)

-Takata Harness

-Full type X interior(seats,mats,door cards etc)

-Pioneer double din head unit

-Type s alpine speakers in the front

-Jensens in the rear

-Clarion Sub and alpine Amp

-s13/180sx cup holders(not installed)

-Deep dish steering wheel(not installed)


Exterior


Oem front bar

Oem Side Skirts

Oem rear pods

Oem front lip

Topstage Roof spoiler

Oem tailights

(all parts are plastic except roof spoiler)


Underneath


-std gearbox(Very healthy)with Os Giken Super Single clutch(5000kms)

-Brand new front Slideworx coilovers

-r200 lsd diff re shimmed

-s15 5 stud conversion

-Slotted and dimpled brakes

-Mit performance camber arms

-Mit performance Hicas lock bar

-Slip in subframe collars

-Unknown brand front castor arms


Wheels


Work miester Sp1 2p


-Front:

18x10 +15 Triangles with 95-90%

-Rear:

18x10 +/-0 Achillies with 70%

-15mm Spacers all around




The car was tuned roughly a year or so ago by Trent at Chequred Tuning making a de tuned


220rwkw but will easily make 250-260 with the turbo and cams. Very healty car regularly


serviced with motul oils.In two years ive put no more than 15000kms on the car as I have a


daily.Cars never seen a track day(although thats what the plan was).



Rego till Sept/oct 2014

No rwc(can maybe sort something out)


15k with works wheels


13k with s14 stocks



Inbox/Msg/Call


0497 599 698

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