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Hey Guys,

Im returning my S1 R33 car to stock and need the following parts:

Items to source still;

1. I have a R33 Custom Veilside Front Bar (silver) wanting to swap with a GTR or 400R Bar (pic attached) The mouth opening on the veilside is the largest as it is custom made.

2. Standard R33 Turbo (prefer S2) 45V5 with the u turn piece on the turbo (low KM)

3. R33 Air Bar Steering Wheel - Good Condition

4. Dash Console Tray (tray under the stereo).

5. Turbo to AFM Plastic thing

Items collected;

1. Climate Control Unit

2. R33 Stock Cooler with all the piping & hoses and clamps.

Thanks in advance.

Im in melbourne so i can pickup. Please PM me if you have any of the following parts. Will take stuff from interstate.

Cheers

AK

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bl4ck32 you have pm,but does anyone know if the r32 piping and setup is the same as the 33?

Nope, R32GTST is different, the intercooler outlet comes off the front, instead of the rear.

:( cheers :(

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