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High mount stainless manifold, 38mm external wategate, Sliding performance built "T04R" still under warranty never been fitted or used. Good quality manifold and gate.

More specs to come when I find the info sheet.

Asking $2000 for the lot can supply exhaust flanges etc and lines as well.

Two Garrett GT2871R-10's have done 850Kms on my Brand new engine and are being removed this weekend. Im going with a twin high mount kit so these have simply been used to run an engine in and served their purpose well.

They will be cleaned and reassembled by GCG before sold to make sure they are like new still.

receipts from new can also be supplied but they are litteraly 850km's old.

all specs and comparisions can be done HERE and allternativly till the end of the week they can be veiwed on the vehicle prior to purchase.

Im asking $2500 and negotiable to a degree.

Pair of precission turbo's "N1" rebuilt turbos. These were done in '06 and now require a rebuild as they suffered an oil supply issue. Basicly they have been assessed by Precission and quoted $800 each to rebuild. They are worth 2200 new in good condition so im asking $400 as they are and I can organise repairs if need be.

Full set of RB26 rods, been shot peened and journals are closed and honed ready for use. New studs and nuts. $200

Nismo clutch plate to suit RB26 push type, next to no wear what so ever. removed due to twin plate upgrade when gearbox failed. $200

Just jap oil cooler kit. was purchased to replace my old kit but I now have another jap kit ill be using. $250

Thanks Brad

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