2010 Nissan Gt-r Premium Coupe 2-door on 2040-cars
Faber, Virginia, United States
Just email me at: barbrabrrossell@ukcatering.com .
2010 NISSAN GT-R HKS GT1000 - ONLY 7K MILES
NO ACCIDENTS - NO PAINT - ONLY 5K MILES - NEVER TRACKED -
* ENGINE BUILT BY FORGED PERFORMACE
* HKS GT1000 TURBO UPGRADES
* HRE CUSTOM WHEELS - TOYO PROXES R888 -- FRONT- (315/30/ZR20) REAR-(285/35/ZR20 FRONT )
* HKS HIPERMAX III SUSPENSION
* HKS SQV BLOW OFF VALVES
* AP J HOOK ROTORS
* GREDDY INTERCOOLER
* AAM EXHAUST W/ BYPASS VALVE
* AAM Y PIPE CAT-LESS
* INJECTOR DYNAMICS ID1700 --NEWEST MODEL
* COBB TUNER WITH 3 TUNES ($1500 + TUNES)
* HKS HONEYCOMB TRANSMISSION PAN
* STILLEN SWAY BARS
* HKS BOOST CONTROLLER AND AFK
* DUAL WALBORO 450 FUEL PUMPS
* T1 RACE DEVELOPMENT FUEL RAILS
* AEROMOTIVE FUEL PRESSURE REGULATOR
* GOOD RIDGE BRAIDED BRAKE LINES
* COBB TUNER INCLUDED
I ALSO HAVE A WILL ALL DIFF COOLER AND A WILL ALL TRANS COOLER BOTH WORTH 8K IN JUST PARTS ALONE . THESE STILL NEED
TO BE INSTALLED.
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