Testing the water. My R32 GTS-t
01 December 2008, 06:19 PM
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Testing the water. My R32 GTS-t
Howdy folks,
my RWD Skyline will be for sale shortly so im testing the water to see if there would be any intrest from scoobynet members.
1992 Skyline R32 GTS-t (J plate)
Black
Grey clocks so bigger turbo model
imported 2006
T+T
service history (not much though)
Toad alarm and immobiliser
122,000km - approx 75k miles (now records in mph but the clocks have'nt been put back)
Bodywork/wheels/susp:
GTR rear spoiler
Tein coilovers
R32 GTS-t Type m sideskirts
8.5x17 front 9x17 rear 'Jimhead' 5 spoke alloys in black
Bridgestone potenza tyres in good condition (255 rears!)
R32 GTR projector headlights
Front strut brace
Engine/drivetrain/electrics:
2.0 24v turbo
Fujitsubo 3" exhaust with 5" exit
Unknown 3" turbo downpipe
HKS front mount intercooler with hard pipes
HKS induction kit
HKS evc (boost controller, 282bhp @1.0 bar, set by PJ Motorsport with dyno graph)
HKS turbo timer
HKS F-con pro gold ecu
Twin plate clutch
Aftermarket diff
uprated brakes (purple pads??? maybe Endless??)
Aircon removed
Interior:
Corbeau Forza red drivers bucket seat on a 'Bride' frame
Nismo leather gearknob
JVC headunit
Uprated rear speakers
12" boxed sub in the boot
Very good condition with a couple of minor carpark dings and a few stone chips here or there.
Only real sticking point is that the rear bumper could possibly do with a respray due to a couple of scuffs and a weird hexagonal dink in the bumper (only about the size of a 5p coin)
It goes without saying that is a very fast car and it spins the rear wheels in the dry in 3rd gear
With the twin plate clutch its not the most easiest car to drive at low speeds as the clutch is very much either 'on or off' and you'll end up with legs like a powerlifter after a week of town driving
Sale as ive just put a deposit on a nice v3 sti ra
please pm your email address for pics
FOR SALE IN APPROX 2 WEEKS (the fan belt is squeeking on start up so im getting that done when I get time off work
)
Looking for £3000
cheers
Nathan
my RWD Skyline will be for sale shortly so im testing the water to see if there would be any intrest from scoobynet members.
1992 Skyline R32 GTS-t (J plate)
Black
Grey clocks so bigger turbo model
imported 2006
T+T
service history (not much though)
Toad alarm and immobiliser
122,000km - approx 75k miles (now records in mph but the clocks have'nt been put back)
Bodywork/wheels/susp:
GTR rear spoiler
Tein coilovers
R32 GTS-t Type m sideskirts
8.5x17 front 9x17 rear 'Jimhead' 5 spoke alloys in black
Bridgestone potenza tyres in good condition (255 rears!)
R32 GTR projector headlights
Front strut brace
Engine/drivetrain/electrics:
2.0 24v turbo
Fujitsubo 3" exhaust with 5" exit
Unknown 3" turbo downpipe
HKS front mount intercooler with hard pipes
HKS induction kit
HKS evc (boost controller, 282bhp @1.0 bar, set by PJ Motorsport with dyno graph)
HKS turbo timer
HKS F-con pro gold ecu
Twin plate clutch
Aftermarket diff
uprated brakes (purple pads??? maybe Endless??)
Aircon removed
Interior:
Corbeau Forza red drivers bucket seat on a 'Bride' frame
Nismo leather gearknob
JVC headunit
Uprated rear speakers
12" boxed sub in the boot
Very good condition with a couple of minor carpark dings and a few stone chips here or there.
Only real sticking point is that the rear bumper could possibly do with a respray due to a couple of scuffs and a weird hexagonal dink in the bumper (only about the size of a 5p coin)
It goes without saying that is a very fast car and it spins the rear wheels in the dry in 3rd gear
With the twin plate clutch its not the most easiest car to drive at low speeds as the clutch is very much either 'on or off' and you'll end up with legs like a powerlifter after a week of town driving
Sale as ive just put a deposit on a nice v3 sti ra
please pm your email address for pics
FOR SALE IN APPROX 2 WEEKS (the fan belt is squeeking on start up so im getting that done when I get time off work
)Looking for £3000
cheers
Nathan
03 January 2009, 08:38 PM
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, if this was next month, I'd have snapped it up from you. I need a new drift car for this years season. This would be perfect, but I dont have that kind of money right now.Good luck with the sale.
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