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Updated prices...

- Tanabe sustec pro adjustable coilovers - $800 ono

- Castor rod brace - $70

- Exedy HD clutch/pressure plate with SR20 flywheel - $250

- S14/R33 rims with good tyres - SOLD

- HKS EVC-EZ (electronic boost controller) - SOLD PENDING PAYMENT

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Updated prices...

- Tanabe sustec pro adjustable coilovers - $750

- Castor rod brace - $70

- Exedy HD clutch/pressure plate with SR20 flywheel - $250

- S14/R33 rims with good tyres - SOLD

- HKS EVC-EZ (electronic boost controller) - SOLD

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