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JDM GVS Build Thread Part 1

Nothing good is ever achieved without hard work. After countless hours of body work, paint, engine, suspension, etc This is where this Nissan 240sx stands today. Power packed with the heart of a built SR20DET and a Garrett GT-28-60RS, this thing not only turn heads but goes fast too. The Project Mu BBK helps slow the car down quickly while the Stance coilovers keep it smooth and steady in the turns. However, whenever we talk about build threads. This is nothing new. In reality it all boils down to the little things that make this car special. It's the custom wideband A/F ratio sensors and other small details that truly make this car one of a kind. With that being said check out the full specs below. Enjoy! Engine 1998 Silvia SR20DET w/5Speed P2M Coil Pack Grounding Plate ARC Air Box Tomei Expreme Manifold S15 Multilayer Exhaust Manifold Gasket Garrett GT28-60RS Turbo Circuit Sports Downpipe Apexi N1-Ti Exhuast System Circuit Sports Turbo Lines Greddy Intercooler HKS Sequential BOV Aluminum Charge Piping Nissan N15 Big Bore 70mm Throttle Body Greddy 1Pc Manifold w/ Welded 70mm Flange, Powder Coated Grey RC 550cc Injectors SARD Fuel Pressure Regulator w/ Aeromotive Gauge Aeroquip Fuel Lines and fittings Greddy Fuel Rail, Powder Coated Black Hondata Heat Shield Gasket Circuit Sports Coolant reservoir Koyo Radiator ARC Water Pump Pulley ARC Titanium Cooling Plate Greddy Radiator Cap Samco Red Hoses Power Enterprises Belt Fal Dual Electric Fan and Shroud combo Battery Relocation Kit Optima Dry Cell Battery Wire Tuck DriveTrain Nismo X Exedy Multiplate Clutch and Flywheel Combo Circuit Sport Clutch Damper Eliminator STRD Clutch Assembly B&M Short Shifter JDM 180sx LSD Peak Performance Race Transmission Mount Energy Suspension Rear Subframe Bushing Kit Brakes Project Mu 4-Pot Calipers Project Mu 2 Piece Rotors Project Mu Pads Z32 Master Cylinder Z32 Rear 2Pot brake Z32 Drum e-brake conversion Stainless Braided Lines Suspension Stance Coilovers Energy Suspension Bushing kit Energy Suspension Steering Rack Bushings Circuit Sports Exhaust Hanger Bushings Circuit Sports Aluminum Steering Bushing Tein Tie Rods Nismo Power Brace Custom Reinforced LCA Powder Coated Red Front and Rear Subframes Tanabe Front Sway Bar White Line Adjustable rear swaybar White Line End Links Carbing Front StrutBar w/ brake stopper Cusco Rear Strut bar Touge Factory C-Pilar Bar Circuit Sports Trunk Floor Bar Saftey 21 8pt Roll Cage Peak Performance RUCA Wheels SSR SP1 3piece Custom Painted 18x9 +8 Front 225/35/18 18x10 +8 Back 245/35/18 Rays Engineering long Lightweight lugs nuts Interior Sparco Concave Suede Wheel Kazama Shift Knob Kazama Spin Turn Knob Carbon Glove Box Delete Bride Gias Low Max Carbon Kevlar Driver Seat - Red Bride Brix 1 - Red Takata 4pt Harnesses Origin Carbon Rear Bench Super Made Floor Mats Pioneer F90BT Navigation Greddy Emanage Greddy SpeedCut Defender Innovate Wideband Gauge Nismo 260km LED Backlit Gauge Cluster w/ Wideband Supermade Checkered Floor Mats T1R Interior Lights Removed Rear Seat Brackets Exterior Parts by Max Skid Plate Ganador Electric Mirrors JDM 180sx Kouki FB Replica Fiberglass Order through G-Grow JDM 180sx Kouki Side Skirts JDM 180sx Kouki Rear Lip JDM 180sx Kouki Rear Wing JDM 180sx Kouki Side Markers JDM 180sx Kouki Signal Lights JDM 180sx Kouki City Lights JDM 180sx Kouki Tail Lights JDM 180sx Kouki Carbon Kevlar RPS13 Tail Light Garnish Origin Roof Wing Painted Carbon Hood Shaved Trunk LID Pulled Rear Fenders
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