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'91 180SX SR20DET

Hey guys, not sure if anyone over here is interested in my baby?

1991 180SX, nicely modified for daily, or put a cage in it and go drifting :) real nice to drive, and goes hard at 304 hp!

She has been yellowed unfortunately, hence going for cheap

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Red Top SR20DET

Tomei Stage 2, 264 intake, 272 exhaust camshafts

BC valve springs and retainers

Tomei adjustable cam gears (intake and exhaust

Tomei rocker arm stoppers

S14 gearbox

Exedy sports organic clutch

Exedy lightweight flywheel

S14 clutch master

Autronic SMC ECU

Garret GT3076R high mount

Tial 44mm external gate with screamer pipe

1000cc injectors

Sports fuel rail

Spitfire coil packs

OEM water pump

Walbro fuel pump

Apexi Pen Turbo Timer

Mushroom Pod Air Filter

3" Turbo back Exhaust with high flow cat

Custom dump/front pipe

Zap intercooler with alloy boost pipes

Stainless steel coil pack cover

Buddy club oil cap

Blitz radiator cap

 

INTERIOR

Red Forza Front Seats (Bride type copy)

Red suede door panels/shifter boot/glove box

Custom made sunroof shade

Factory Leather Rear Seats

Momo Race Steering Wheel

Apexi el2 boost gauge

Blue led dash lights

Dash mat (dash has got cracks)

 

EXTERIOR

BN Sports Front bar

BN Sports Rear bar (damaged not fitted)

Vertex side skirts

Clear Type X copy front indicators

Tinted tail lights

Carbon fiber vented headlight cover

 

SUSPENSION & WHEELS

KTS fully adjustable coilovers

Solid subframe bushes

Front Adjustable toe rods

Front/Rear strut bars

Front/Rear Whiteline sway bars 

17’’ 9J +12 Rota Grid Gun metallic 

225 maxxis tyres

S14 2 pot front rotors (not fitted)

 

AUDIO

MP3 head unit

Kenwood 1000w mono block

Kenwood ?w sub

Kenwood rear 6x9's

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Front bumper has been repainted since the photo, and it comes with a couple of extras, S14 2 pot brakes for the front, new boot lid with no rusty holes, various bulbs, filters and other random bits!

I'll be sad to see her go but its time to move on.

 

Asking $3,500 negotiable.

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