Nissan Skyline R32 GTR 1992

The 1992 Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R Nismo S-Tune represents an iconic era in the world of performance cars and is an important chapter in the history of Japanese sports cars. With its advanced engineering and impressive modifications, this car remains a favorite among car enthusiasts and collectors. This particular Skyline GT-R is equipped with a robust 2.6-liter 6-cylinder engine that has been carefully overhauled and improved with high-quality components. The engine rebuild includes Manley connecting rods, ACL bearing set, various ARP bolt sets, and CP pistons that significantly increase reliability and performance. An N1 Spline drive oil pump and Tomei Ponca type B camshafts with adjustable camshaft gears optimize engine functions for higher RPMs and better response times. The intake system has been upgraded with a Nismo intake manifold and a 'Custom Built' Garrett 2860 GTX gen2 turbo kit, which along with a Mines downpipe and custom crankcase with 'baffle plate' provide improved breathing and oil management. Cooling is also crucial, addressed with a new Nismo intercooler and accompanying Nismo piping, and an N1 water pump. For ignition, PRP R35 GTR ignition coils have been installed, and fuel delivery has been boosted with 600cc Nismo injectors. All this is precisely regulated by a Haltech Elite ECU, so the engine now produces an impressive 532 hp. Originally delivered in Japan, this Skyline GT-R has made an interesting international journey. In 2008, the car was imported to the United Kingdom and then brought to Belgium in 2011. Finally, the car was imported to the Netherlands by its current owner in August 2018, making it a well-traveled example of this famous series. The Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R Nismo S-Tune is more than just a car; it is a piece of automotive heritage that embodies the spirit of Japanese engineering and performance innovation. With its extensive modifications and international history, this car remains an excellent choice for enthusiasts and serious collectors alike. To get a good idea of the lot, we recommend coming to the viewing day.