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Turbochargers From $650, Osaka Rims From $800, Xforce Turboback Exhaust From $750. Cooler Kits $330, Bodykit $550, Monza Gear Noobs $40

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We can ship the goods to any where in Australia. Shipping cost from $25. Please contact 0413457185 if further information is required.

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We also have 600x300x75mm Front mount intercooler kits for $600 installed or $330 pickup with 24 month warranty on parts and labor. Available for S13 CA, SR, S14, S15, R32, R33, R34. We also carry kits for 300ZX, EVO, WRX, and some other models. PM or call 0413457185 for more details.

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We also carry all Xforce performance exhaust for S13, S14, S15, R32, R33, Supra, Soarer, and many many more.

Standard Cat back systems from $550, Turbo back including High flowed cat from $750. Stainless steel turbo back exhausts from $950 (don't worry about RRP on the photos)

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OSAKa race rims: 17inch $840, 18inch $980, 19inch $1120.

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Bodykits Available in follow style:

R33: JUN, R400 and Msports. Full kits at $550. Or $250 a bar.

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Steering wheels at $110 each delivered

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AutoTechnica and Monza Gear Noobs, Auto Shifting sticks $40 delivered:

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Shoulder pad $30 for a pair delivered

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Aluminium Gage holders for $25 each delivered (comes in 2 and 3 inches)

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Carbon Fibra Gage holders for $40 Each delivered

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