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We are pleased to offer SAU forum members yet another great special on our brand new JJR carbon sleeved rose jointed adjustable castor rods for popular Japanese import vehicles.

Exclusive to Just Jap, these heavy duty castor rods are manufactured from high grade hardened steel with a carbon sleeve and rose jointed, providing maxium castor adjustment capability when it is needed. These rods are a direct replacement for your factory items, come as a pair and are available to suit the following vehicles:

- Nissan S13 Silvia & 180SX

- Nissan Cefiro A31

- Nissan Skyline R32 GTS-T

- Nissan 300ZX Z32

- Nissan Laurel C33

- Nissan Y33 Cima

Installation is a simple D.I.Y affair and these castor rods make adjusting your castor a simple job.

We have sold 1000's of sets of our castor rods and our customers cannot speak highly enough of them. Feel free to check out some of our customer feedback via the link below:

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...97783&st=60

Proven in street, drift and circuit racing vehicles, these JJR Adjustable Castor Rods are backed by a 12 month replacement warranty

These kits are currently in stock ready for immediate pickup & dispatch, so unlike other deals floating around the net, there is:

1. No deposit required

2. No minimum order

3. No waiting

4. Easy online payment options

5. No surprises

Deal with an established and trusted company! - Not a backyard trader

PURCHASE YOUR SET NOW FOR ONLY $249 + DELIVERY!!

JJR CARBON-SLEEVED ADJUSTABLE CASTOR RODS

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SELLING FAST - GET YOUR ORDER IN TODAY!

So how can you place your order?

The answer is simple!

Visit http://www.justjap.com/parts_nhandling.htm and purchase your Castor Rods online quickly and easily via paypal or credit card, or drop by our Kirrawee factory and pickup your set over the counter.

Please contact [email protected] if you have any questions, or reply here.

Dont forget to check out our huge range of new and used performance parts and import vehicles via our website at www.justjap.com

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