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Hi all,

With the upcoming sale of my R32 I still have a mountain of parts to get rid of that were waiting to be fitted, and its with much regret that I am putting my beautiful HKS Twin Bar Monster Strut Brace up for sale.

I spent some time tracking this down in Japan as they are difficult to find and cost a bomb. Anyone that is familiar with parts produced in house by HKS Kansai knows all too well that they are absolute top shelf quality and as such usually come with an equally top shelf price tag.

This beast is a work of art, and really is the mother of all strut braces and the ultimate way to finish of your engine bay while also adding some much needed rigidity at the front end.

Suitable for use on R32 GTR and R32 GTS-T.

Note that I am only selling this due to the fact it will not fit on my R33 or my V35!

Condition is excellent, and as per the photos it features a highly polished almost mirror finish.

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I am asking $450.00 firm - Pickup available in Sydney on the Northern Beaches.

Happy to post if needed at the buyers expense.

Go on, be a man - Buy it! :whistling:

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