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Racing Hart CP-035

17x8.5+35, 15x7.5+40. Got this combination in to run large drag slicks/radials (can fit the 275/60r15 Mickey Thompson radials-28x11.5 inch- on these). $1500

Rays wheel nuts - pack of 20, includes socket - $150

Nismo extended wheel studs - pack of 10, 60mm long - $100

Suspension + Brakes

S15 Spec R front brakes/discs/hubs - near new, great for converting 4 stud to 5 on an S13 $600

Solid cradle mounts - New R33 $150

Tomei engine bay brace - Used, triangular strut brace, bolts from strut to strut to firewall $200

Turbos & exh manifolds

T67-25G turbo - Brand new, 8 or 10cm rear housing - $1800

Trust RB20/25 exh manifold - $1200, or will sell as a partial kit with the turbo, dump pipe, intercooler pipes for $3000

HKS RB20/25 exh manifold - High mount, T25 flange $1200

HKS 2JZ highmount twin manifolds - twin gates, T25 flange $900

HKS RB26 stainless low-mount manifolds - with crossover pipe - $1300

Trust alloy pipe kit - suit highmount single, from turbo to intercooler, intercooler to std RB26 intake. Has Trust type R blow off valve after intercooler, all silicon joiners and clamps - $550

HKS 2835R turbo - with internal wastegate 0.86 housing or 1.12 ext gate housing. $1200

SR20 stainless exhaust manifold and split dump pipe, new - $450

Diffs, gearboxs and drivetrain

R33 GTR complete rear cradle - diff, hubs, carriers, axles, suspension arms $750

R33 GTR + GTS-t axles - $80 each

R33 GTR alloy carriers, hubs, backing plates - $300

Assorted diffs - available, diff ratios 3.54 and 3.69

R33 GTR gearbox - good condition - $1,000

OS R3C clutch - used, alot of material left - $1200

OS pull to push conversion parts, run an R32 style clutch in your R33 - $150

Hi,

I'm chasing the metal intercooler pipe between the Twin Turbo pipe and the Intercooler on the passenger side and an R33 metal power steering resevoir.

Can you help?

Thanks

Stan

Impul - the Rays nuts are black

Stan - I've got both, will PM you

Black32 - I'll have a look, will have to open a few diffs to check.

driftking - yes they fit on an S2 GTS-t

any idea if the 33GTR gearbox will bolt into a 33-t? Know someone in dire need of a gearbox. Also, any idea of cost freighting it to Geelong Vic, 3220?

if it fits and can do a good price including frieght, ring Kris on 0421579800 an we'll sort out the finer details

thanks

Is the Trust RB20/25 Exhaust Manifold a high or low mount? I have a high flowed R33 GTST turbo with a T3 Flange. Do you have a pic of the manifold?

Abcent - GTR + GTS-t gearboxes are not interchangeable. Some internal parts are, but it's not a direct swap.

Mr Cash - Sorry, no RB20/25 stock replacement dump pipes. I do have a GTR replacement item, new, made out of titanium but thats $1200.

Xfixiate - I have a set of 6 std RB26 injectors, will PM you

Aridyne - The Trust manifold is highmount, and has a Mitsu 3 bolt flange

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