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Ams Alpha 9+ Package | One Of A Kind | Huge $$ Upgrades | No Stories | Custom on 2040-cars

US $127,859.00
Year:2013 Mileage:11750
Location:

Jacksonville Beach, Florida, United States

Jacksonville Beach, Florida, United States
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Thank you for looking at another fiveninedesign creation.  This is not your average Nissan GT-R.  This 2013 GT-R Black Edition is the culmination of AMS Performance parts from their Alpha Line, and Nissan’s immense technology.  Utilizing AMS Performance’s full Alpha 9+ Package, this is the real deal.  There are tons of ways to make more power on a Nissan GTR, but there is only one way to really do it right, and that is to get an entire package, like the Alpha 9+ Package.  This is not a “bolt on” “stage 2” GT-R.  This is a purpose built, non expense spared, street legal race car. 


Finished in Deep Blue Pearl with Black Recaro Leather interior with Red accents, this GT-R is in one of the most gorgeous, and one of the rarest color combinations available on the R35 today.  The paint shines great, and has been well maintained.  This car was used by an avid car collector, as his actual every day driver.  There are a few scuffs and rock chips on the car, but it is in EXCELLENT condition, as you can see.  The interior carries no scents, or signs of abuse.  It is a very clean car, with absolutely zero stories.  The car has all of the options you would imagine come on a Black Edition GT-R. 


Mechanically, the car is in 100% top condition.  It was fully serviced last month, and has a VERY clean bill of health.  Unlike 95% of the modified GT-R’s on the market, this car was never raced.  It was never tracked, and it was never even strapped to a dyno!  In fact, the car had SOLELY the Alpha 9 Package prior to our customizations.  It was built to look factory, but outperform anything on the road.  It is very important that the people who buy these cars know their past, and that they weren’t abused or taken down the drag strip 100 times.  This car has NEVER been launched, and that can be verified.


All of the modifications were done by an AMS Authorized dealer in Stamford, CT, called P1 Motorcars.  They did the full install for the client, and the car was tuned by Chris Black of AMS Performance.  It is a real AMS, turn key, street car.  The car is tuned extremely mildly, to make for smooth delivery, no turbo lag, and insane mid and upper range power.  The car is absolutely bullet proof, and is capable of much more than it is set at, but this car WAS BUILT FOR RELIABILITY.


The aftermarket modifications are as follows:

Alpha 90mm Downpipes

Alpha 90mm Mid-pipe

HKS Legamax Exhaust System with Titanium Tips

Alpha 9+ Billet Wheel upgraded Turbochargers

Alpha Spec Wastegate Actuators

Alpha Front Mount Intercooler Upgrade

Alpha Induction Kit With Tial Q Blow Off Valves

Alpha Spec Upgraded Fuel Injectors- (ID1000)

MAC Boost Solenoid

Alpha Full Fuel System Upgrade

Cobb AccessPort Tuning System

Alpha Calibration Map

KW HAS Sleeve Coilover Kit

Seibon Carbon Fiber Front Lip

Seibon Carbon Fiber Front Brake Ducts

Seibon Wingless OEM Dry Carbon Fiber Trunk (Painted DBP)

Passport 9500CI Full Integration 

Passport LED Rear View Mirror

20” Velos Designwerks S1 Forged Wheels Race Spec/Fitment (Matte Anodized Copper) (One off Finish)

285/35/20 and 315/30/20 Toyo Proxes R888 R Compound tires (<500 miles)

Full LED Interior Conversion

Matte Black Grill Surround

Ceramic IR Blocking Tinted Windows



This car is priced CONSIDERABLY less than the other Alpha 9 Cars on the market.  There are no surprises with the car, and rest assured that it is the real deal.  No test drives allowed without proof of funds.  You could not build this car for anywhere near this price.  Do not miss out!

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