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Pair of Blitz pods with adaptors but no air flow meters. Very good condition, no rips or tears in the filters. $150

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Greddy Emanage Blue, As new condition, removed from a crashed vehicle, Supplied with injector loom but no ignition loom.

Comes with original box and manual etc $350

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4 Toyo R888's Done a few laps around wakefield from memory, Selling as I cant fit 16's over my Brake upgrade anymore. They are 16 by 225's (standard R33 tire size I think) 90% tread depth left still have paint marks

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Pair of Nismo 14411-06U00 Turbos. These are rated at 600ps and are pretty responsive as well. They require new thrust bearings as there is a bit of thrust movement but they still make boost and are not noisey at all. Im removing due to a GTRS upgrade so no longer needed. prefer you to inspect and negotiate appropriate price before purchasing.

Will post photos a bit latter on of the turbos

Pair of High flowed OEM turbos, done by precission turbos in 06' with steel wheels etc. They had made 290kw and were nice to drive with. Again they have thrust movement but were not noisey and boosted fine, No other bearing movement but should have the thrusts replaced and the rest checked obviously. Again rather you inspect them before negotiating a price thats fair.

All parts located in sydney and can organise postage for most items.

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