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Hi guys, I'm putting an RB25 gearbox into my R32 and I need the R33 tailshaft yoke so I can get my R32 tailshaft modded to suit. Let me know if you've got one lying around for some reason.

Am willing to buy a whole R33 tailshaft if it's at a decent price (<$150 as I can get one locally for that much from a wrecker).

Anyway, I'm located in SA, but can organize all freight for interstate sellers.

Contact me via PM or 0422 255 843 (send SMS during business hours)

Cheers

Showza

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