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1) ARC Airbox suit R32 GTR

The airbox has been competition chrome coated and will match any detailed engine bay, it also comes with new filters which cost me $250 on their own.

Price $750ono

2) R32 GTR Bell Housing

The bellhousing was removed replaced with a PULL bell housing so this is a PUSH bell housing no cracks in good condition. Bear bell housing

Price $250ono

3) R32 GTR Gearset

This gearset was removed and replaced with a OS Gear Set and is in good condition, prior to be pull down the car was a total stocker and never thrashed. Picture doesnt show input shaft but this gies with the gearset i am just using it to align my new clutch.

Price $400ono

4) Stainless Stell front pipe (between dumps and cat)

This was removed from my new turbo setup the two inlet pipes are 3" and the outlet is a single 3.5" good condition and made from stainless.

Price $600ono

5) Standard RB26 Fuel Rail

This was removed and replaced with a aftermarket rail due to requiring twin entry, this rail has been competition chrome coated and never used since having this done, will suit any detailed engine bay.

Price $150 (this is what the coating cost me)

All parts are located in Sydney. For more info PM or [email protected]

Please note I am willing to ship but you will need to arrange this through Pack n Send and at your cost.

Nathan

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