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Item 1

For sale: Rays red Annodised Lug Nuts (short type) M12 x 1.25

Pictures:

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Price: $130 + Delivery at Buyers expense (over $160 + delivery on Ebay)

Extra Info: Lightweight wheel nuts + locking Nuts. Imported from Japan and never used as they will not fit my Nismo LM-GT2's. Incredibly light!

Item 2

For sale: Speco Oil Pressure Gauge (52mm) Mechanical Type

Pictures:

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Price: $15 + Delivery at Buyers expense (Paid $30)

Extra Info: Only Used for Approx 30seconds total to test Oil pressure on new motor.

Item 3

For sale: T25 Stainless Steel Laser cut Turbo Flange (Split Type)

Pictures:

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Price: $30 + Delivery at Buyers expense (Paid $45)

Extra Info: Never Used, Not needed.

Price and price conditions: Direct Deposit, Paypal (If you can tell me how to use it)

Contact Details: PM, Or reply

Location: Griffith NSW

Delivery & Conditions of Delivery: Will Post at buyers expense. Pickup Ok

Actual photo's by request (have to take them)]

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