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1.R32 GTST rims x4 with tyres about 70% 225/50 allround$300SOLDPENDING PAYMENT

2.SR20 S13 Fan Shroud $20

3.R32 GTST cross member $150

4.T28 Turbo lines $20 each

5.T28 s15bb Wastegate $40

6.SR20 clutch Fan $20

7.S14a Coil Packs x4 $130

8.S14a Injectors Stock x4 with rail $130

9.Turbo snout S14/15 t28 intake $30

10.T28 Standard dump pipe with sensor $30

11.Blown T28b s15bb $50SOLD

12.S14a Pluenm intake $40SOLDPENDINGPAYMENT

13.Blown SR20det blacktop Serie2 1997 VVTi motor only with flywheel and HD clutch $700SOLD PENDING PAYMENT

14.AVO Cooler 600x300x90 $200

15.HKS Mushroom Pod filter 5 inch suit r32/33 $50SOLD PENDINGPAYMENT

16.S13 dual gauge holder suit small gauges $10

17.Stock s13 cooler no piping $20

18.R32 stock cat (gut)$30

19.Jap rims unknow brand 17x8 by 17x9 balded tyres $400SOLD

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'turbo lines' - more info please..

Meaning all the oil and water lines and fittings from the t28?

Which ones, which fittings etc. Pics of all please

.. and so on and so forth.

Also inlet snout

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Cheers,

-Luke

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'turbo lines' - more info please..

Meaning all the oil and water lines and fittings from the t28?

Which ones, which fittings etc. Pics of all please

.. and so on and so forth.

Also inlet snout

[email protected]

Cheers,

-Luke

Hey sorry dude for the lack of info lines are of t28 s15bb all of them i have 5 varies, they include oil, water inlet snout also of s15 t28 pics are on nissan silvia forum under sieng (part for sale) heaps of pics there sorry for the inconveniece.

cheers sieng

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