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RB20DET Silvia 1990 Model

150,xxx kms on car

80,xxx kms on engine

Dark Green (Paint not A1)

Bodykit (very subtle)

Nismo Grill (genuine)

GTR Front Mount Intercooler

Chromed Intercooler Piping

Mines ECU

Aftermarket Aluminium Radiator (much bigger and better)

JIC Coilovers on front

Cusco Coilovers on rear

GT28 450-500hp rated ball bearing turbo (currently running 16psi)

600hp fuel pump

OS Giken Twin Plate Clutch

3" exhaust from turbo

Turbosmart Stage 2 BOV

K&N pod filter

GFB boost controller

Turbo Timer

Unsure of what diff is...

New fuel filter (200kms ago)

New NGK Iridium Plugs (200kms ago)

Some kenwood rear speakers, pioneer splits at front...

Should easily be able to do 12's all day on 16psi, turbo can handle 18-20 safely so im told...

Also have receipts for over 3k spent on a recent rebuild!!!

Reason for selling? Need to repay debts and get something insurable...

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