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R32 Skyline Track Car E85. Dynoed at 380 rwhp.

 

Built and tuned by reputable skyline tuner in Brisbane. All receipts and modifications/parts list available.

 

RB20det. Top end rebuilt with steel head gasket, new valves, new springs and cams.

Upgraded turbo (Hypergear ATR43SS)

All fluids replaced less than 100 km.

New brakes (slotted rotors/ebc yellowstuff pads)

Sparco Racing Seat

Takata Harness

Full cage.

Flex fuel sensor. Tuned to run E85.

Interior stripped. Unrequired parts such as A/C removed.

50% worn slick tyres.

18" rota rims in good condition. 10" wide fronts and 12" wide rears.

Body is in good condition, car has never been in an accident.

Genuine low kms. Gearbox/diff is in great condition.

 

Car is ready to race. All modifications have been done with reliability and performance in mind.

 

Full list of modifications available on enquiry.

 

**2T Tilt trailer also available for sale for $3000. Trailer has winch and is approximately 2 years old and has just been serviced.

 

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