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Sorry, due to ratio differences it's not really feasible.

yeh im waitin on a fat man to return a shifter cabble i once gave him to help out do u know him doughboy???

with your doug and my sausages we could make a great sandwitch..........

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Heya Chris!

Mate - Interested in the

new DBA rotors suit R33 GTS-t rear $200

Are these slotted? What series brakes? 4000?

And the 3 point strut brace...feel free to pm mate :thumbsup:

Cheers!

Chris

i will take the following as advertised:

-HKS 2835R new 1.12 rear housing $150

also what engines are the cams for?

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