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09-09-2013, 03:41 PM | #1 |
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Greddy, Precision, Tial, JGS, Open Diff, and more!
Hello, my S13 has recently been dissasembled and I'm trying to move these parts.
All prices are OBO, and do not include shipping Parts for sale: Greddy 60mm Peak-And-Hold Gauges – Silver face, lights up amber - $320 Boost(bar) Temperature(°C) Exhaust Gas Temperature(°C) Gauges come with all sensors, modules, and wiring for a complete install. The boost gauge will need a new sensor from Greddy, which can be purchased here (possibly cheaper though other vendors): GReddy Item: Boost Sensor Description: Warn. Part#: 16401301 Example when lit up: S13 Cibie ECE (E-Code) Headlights - $130 Great alternative to cheap H4 housings. These were purchased from Clearcorners.com ($200) and here is an excerpt from their website, (ClearCorners.Com > Products > Cibie ECE (E-code) Headlights) “Cibié E-code (ECE) headlights are substantially better than the factory "Sealed Beam" headlights that come pre-installed in most vehicles. These lights use advanced optics to emit a wide and powerful lighting pattern with a crisp and distinct cutoff. Hands down, these are quite possibly the best E-code headlights we have worked with. While the Cibié-brand products are a bit more expensive than competing brands, their superior build quality, performance and safety benefits certainly outweigh their additional cost. Combine these high-efficiency headlights with a pair of our quality high-output bulbs and enjoy driving at night.” S14 KYB AGX Shocks and Eibach Sportline Springs - SOLD Perfect working condition, no leaking, etc. Shocks are 4-way adjustable in the front and 8-way in the rear. Springs allow for a pretty significant drop. Example of the stance on my car with the suspension installed. Wheels are 17x9.5 +18 all around and clear the front shocks without spacers. S14 Open Differential with S13 HICAS/VLSD Cover - $65 Not much to describe here. The diff was pulled from an automatic S14 with 160k miles. Perfect working condition. Complete Oil Cooler Setup - $220 Contains: FC Oil Cooler (hefty) with built in thermostat Oil block adaptor Oil Filter relocation -10 Braided Stainless Lines and Fittings Shown here mounted to the front of my S13. (Notice the midmount intercooler fitment) This single modification allowed me to go from 3-4 laps on a roadcourse before having to take a cool down lap, to finishing a complete 20 minute session. It allowed my coolant temps to maintain stable at 85°-88°C on a 260whp KA-T. Overall a great bang for the buck mod. Note that it does fit behind the crash beam, but I would recommend that you cut it like so to get ample airflow. OEM S14 Grill - $40 Good condition, pictured is what you get. KA Turbo Kit - $2,000 (Turbo kit WILL be parted out at this time) Includes: Precision GT32 Turbo (Journal Bearing, works perfectly, roughly 20k miles) Tial F38 Wastegate (less than 300 miles, 8psi spring) Greddy Type-S BOV w/recirculation tube JGS Turbo Manifold JGS Downpipe w/ flex added and Wastegate Dump Tube (No chance of cracking the manifold or downpipe) 3” Intake Pipe Mid-Mount Intercooler and Piping Couplings and T-Bolt Clamps This setup worked beautifully on my KA. Made a solid 260whp/255tq at low boost (10psi) and 300whp/300tq at high boost (14.7psi). The turbo comes alive above 12psi and is capable of making more power by upping boost to the 18-20psi range. Thanks for looking and I’ll do my best to answer any questions you may have. -Lance Last edited by DRFT180; 01-14-2014 at 07:40 AM.. |
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01-14-2014, 08:34 AM | #5 | |
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I've updated the original post The turbo kit WILL be parted out Bleakley, you've been PM'd about the mid mount setup. Thanks |
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