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all cleared, group buy sent off yesterday. today is public holiday in VIC so it may not be fully processed again until tomorrow, but that shouldn't be a problem.

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If they're all in stock they can be shipped out of their warehouse as soon as wed or thu. but if I heard anything from them about anything that may be out of stock and may cause delay then I'll post it here.

Most likely front R32 Gtst rotors. Measure it then I'll know. Rears are the same.

If your front rotors is 280mm (28cm) diameter across then it's the R32 gtst rotors, rear should be 297mm across (close to 30cm).

If front is also 296mm (about 30cm) across then you've got the front R32 gtr rotors.

Update to Group Buy 40 :

1. Muz (payment cleared)

2. scorp (payment cleared)

3. SevenAngryPenguins (waiting for payment to clear)

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