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sabelt 4 point harness 1994 manufactured... really good nick with sabelt shoulder pads $100 firm suit all cars pretty much

trust oil filter sandwich block with tapped sensor holes $100 firm suit sr/rb/ca

rb20det t3 turbo in very good nick no leak, shaft play is at a very minimal - normal running tolerance $220 firm

a31 hicas pump and lines $100 firm

a31/32 aircon condensor/pump/actuator (some lines included... half are cut so are useless) $80 firm

ssr reverse mesh rims 15x?? with a 0 or neg offset (running 205's with tiny bit of stretch) and 16x?? of the same style running +20 or so offset (id imagine 16x7.5 or 8 +25) full set for 1k very minimal gutter rash if any and no dents - fully balanced - $1000 nego to split into 2 pairs if someone willing to buy the other pair

a31 disc to disc rear end (will bolt into s13/r32/c33) can supply with or without tight viscous lsd - $400 or diff on its own $250 if someone wants to buy cradle for $150

black razo ball shifter - $50 firm

white razo ball shifter - $50 firm

a31 sideskirts (unsure of brand - similar to T's garage or autech - fibergrass) damaged (all in one piece just bashed and needs respray) $100 firm

any queries send pm... will accept near to original price if offer suggested

thanks guys

willing to swap also - looking for 2nd hand good condition z32 afm, ap enginerring rb20det pfc, rb26 crank and rods in good nick, blitz lm or trust air nx pod filter brand new or 2nd hand in very good nick, any ceffy bits mainly a drivers side rear window motor/scissor/mechanism/assembley doohicky

thanks again guys!

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