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Guys for those that are on fb here is link....

https://www.facebook.com/groups/wajcc/702351913200261/?ref=notif&notif_t=group_comment_reply

For those that aren't here is description of ad... Original motor and head

95 v spec. Immaculate inside and out. Bilstein coil overs. Tomei Ti expreme cat back. 3 inch HPI dumps into 3.5 inch front pipe.
Fresh forged built engine with spool rods and cp Pistons and rings. Reimax oil pump gears. Mines cam baffles. HKS 272 cams. Super tech valves guides and seals. Ported head. HKS 1.5mm head gasket. HKS intake and exhaust manifold gasket kits. Garret 2860-5 turbos
Power FC with hand controller. HKS boost controller.
120,000 Ks. All original paperwork. Tomei cam gears
Split fire coil packs

Have 1250cc injectors, nismo afm's, walbro 460 pump and turbo smart fuel pressure reg on order at moment then it's full tune time. (included in Tuned Price).

Built with cp Pistons 86.5mm
Spool h beam rods)
Tomei 1.5mm block oil restrictor
ARP bolts throughout
Nismo copper mix twin plate clutch
Momo Race steering wheel
alarm and immobiliser with shock sensors
keyless entry
Probably lots iv missed

Made 325hp at all 4 on 14psi at 6000rpm limited and 620nm while checking afr's

Comes with stock steering wheel and suspension

$28k with out added parts that are in order mentioned above.

Still on run in tune.
Will be tuned shortly

What do you guys reckon is it a good buy??????

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Yeah he said it will need a further tune seller said he changed the down pipe to a 3 inhch or somat and its now making 378atws.. I am guessing that figure is still pretty low considering the build hey??? is only done 700kms since build hima nd his mechanic mate did it but he is happy to get me further compression tests results with proof for peace of mind for me

Build without receipts, bring it to Galvsport or similar for a full check imho.
Yeah power was a little low but its running stuff all boost too.
Get it checked over and pay what you're happy with.

Like I said, I personally feel its expensive for a 33.

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Hey updating this as seller has just got back to me saying he has just had a walbro 450 fuel pump put in and re-tune (2 tunes now) low boost 14psi and high boost 19psi, 19 psi is putting otu 450 bhp atws. does this sound about right???

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