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1994 R33 GTS-T

-Resprayed S15 yellow (fully stripped to paint) :bananaman

-NISMO front bar and sideskirts

-18"x9" ROH Drift R rims

-lowered suspension

-engine rebuild with forged pistons, O-Ringed block etc (engine 4,000kms old) and running MOTUL oil

-HKS 2835 high flow turbo

-MICROTEC after market computer

-600cc injectors

-Greddy PRO elec boost controller

-full HKS exhaust

-fuel pressure regulator

-GTR fuel pump

-twin plate clutch

-TRUST intercooler

-BOV

-HKS pod filter

-Greddy boost gauge

-Alarm with remote start and windows go up by themselves when armed :whackit:

-all electrics including sunroof

-new starter motor, alt, water pump, timing belt, radiator

245 RWKW on 18psi (can go more, but thats enough for me) :whip:

had $$$ spent and all in perfect cond

115,000kms

$29,000

0418 807 844- WILLZI :D

(someone tell me how to upload pics and I will:) )

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