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1991 Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo - Aztec Red, 5 Speed, Very Clean on 2040-cars

US $17,500.00
Year:1991 Mileage:104000
Location:

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States

 This car has been under my care for the last 15 years. It has been garaged and pampered its entire life.

The car has gone through many tasteful and well thought out modifications over the years. On the outside, it looks close to stock. The taillights are JSPEC, the exhaust has been upgraded to Greddy Power Extreme, I have a Kaminari lip spoiler that I will include with the car as well ($500 new).

Under the hood - well that's a different story altogether....
This Z has 500+HP under the hood. Everything I could get my hands on has been polished, chromed, and painted in the engine compartment.

Modifications to the Z include:

Performance:

JWT Dual Pop Intake
Greddy PE Exhaust
Custom 3" Test Pipes
Greddy TD-05 Turbos 16g
Greddy Strengthened Tubular Exhaust Manifolds
Greddy Type-S external Wastegates
Greddy Down Pipes
Greddy Aluminum Intercooler Piping
Greddy 1.4mm Metal Headgaskets
Unorthadox Racing Pulley
Stillen Intercoolers
Stillen Intercooler Ducts
Nismo 555cc Injectors
ApexI AVCR Boost Controller
JWT ECU w/555cc and Dual Pop
Cusco Oil Catch Can
Aeromotive Adjustable FPR
SX Billet Fuel Filter
-6 AN SS Fuel Lines w/ Earl's Fittings
HKS Super Sequential BOV's
Koyo Radiator w/ CZP Bracket
Ported/Tweaked Throttle Bodies
Gasket Matched Plenum to Lower Intake Manifold
Polished exhaust ports on heads
Stock Internals

Looks:

HKS Hard Pipe Kit
Hose Techniques "Super Red" hose kit
Polished Plenum, Water Pipes, CAS, Throttle Bodies, Cruise Control
Chromed PS Resevior, Battery Bracket, Radiator Supports
Red Powder Coated Valve Covers, Balance Tube, Bolts, Misc Brackets
JSPEC Taillights
JSPEC Red Rear Center Panel
Red Painted Calipers
Red Painted Timing Belt Covers, Fan Shroud, Throttle Cover, HICAS
Blue Xenon bulbs all around

Rims/Tires:

Stock Rims with BFG G-Force KDW tires

Driveline/Suspension:

JWT Extreme Duty Clutch
SPL Urethane Transmission Mount
SPL SS Clutchline
Greg Dupreee Subframe Spacers

Misc:

Hella Air Horns
60mm ApexI EL Boost Gauge w/single pod
Two 52mm Greddy white faced EGT gauges
Exide Orbital Red Top Marine Duty Battery
JWT Low Speed Drivability Kit
NGK PFR7B-11B Spark Plugs

Sound:

Pioneer DEH-P4000 Head Unit
Pioneer DEQ-7000 Graphical Equalizer
Kenwood 848 4 channel 200 watt amplifier (powering the highs)
Rockford Fosgate 500a2 Amp (powering the lows)
2 Rockford Fosgate 10" XLC Woofers
Pioneer Speakers in all the stock locations
Rockford Fosgate Cabling
Custom Stereo Enclosures w/Fiber Fill

Fluids:

Redline MT-90 Transmission Fluid
Redline Rear Differential Oil
Redline Water Wetter

A/C needs to be recharged. There is a small quarter sized dent on the hood. Spoiler has some paint peeling off (have Kaminari lip spoiler as a replacement). Dime sized dent on the rear hatch. A few door dings but nothing major.

I have a put a lot of resources into this car. It has been my passion for the last 15 years. I am selling as I need the money to help get my business off the ground.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks for looking!

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