07 Suzuki Gsxr-750 Turbo on 2040-motos

$8,500

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07 Suzuki Gsxr - 750 TURBOBike has 16,zero milesMatte black paintCUSTOM ALLIGATOR SEATS HID light kitTurbo kit has 1,500 misGarret T20 TurboSpools at 5500 rpmFull boost at 7200 rpmCustom Turbo inlet- PURPLEGreddy Type-S blow off- PURPLETial 38mm waste-gate 5 lb springPower commander VCustom mounted Air/Fuel gaugeCustom mounted BOOST gauge5 lb boost dynoed at 192hp to the rear wheelMUST USE PREMIUM GAS OR HIGHER OCTANE 93 OCTANE OR HIGHER Dyno tuned by Mr. TurboBIKE RUNS PERFECT WITH ZERO PROBLEMSCLEAR TITLEPrice - 8,500 OBO THIS BIKE IS STUPID FAST INTERESTED CALL OR TEXT-Sam

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