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Due to these parts being sitting in my garage for too long, I must get rid of it all.

All parts are off an 1992 R32 GTR and are all in good condition.

Overflow Bottle - $20

Fuel Rail - SOLD

Fuel Pump - SOLD

Intake Plenum - $200

Turbo pipes (PM for pics) Haven't got all of them - $30

Hicas Steering Rack - $50

Throttle Mechanism - $40

Air Con Bracket off Block - $20

Dump Pipes - $40

Alternator, Air Con, Power Steer Pulleys - $20

Manifolds - $80

Coils - $100

2 x Oxygen Sensors - $50

Power Steering Lines (Some new) - $60

Standard Head Gasket (NEW) - $100

R32 GTR Front Diff Centre - $80

R33 GTR Brand New N1 Balancer - $180

R33 GTR Rear Diff Centre- $100

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Due to these parts being sitting in my garage for too long, I must get rid of it all.

All parts are off an 1992 R32 GTR and are all in good condition.

Overflow Bottle - $20

Fuel Rail - SOLD

Fuel Pump - SOLD

Intake Plenum - $200

Turbo pipes (PM for pics) Haven't got all of them - $30

Hicas Steering Rack - $50

Throttle Mechanism - $40

Air Con Bracket off Block - $20

Dump Pipes - $40

Alternator, Air Con, Power Steer Pulleys - $20

Manifolds - $80

Coils - $100

2 x Oxygen Sensors - $50

Power Steering Lines (Some new) - $60

Standard Head Gasket (NEW) - $100

R32 GTR Front Diff Centre - $80

R33 GTR Brand New N1 Balancer - $180

R33 GTR Rear Diff Centre- $100

I need the air intake upstream of the air cleaner box for an R32 GTR RB26. Do you have one?

JM

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