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hey mate...

may i ask why theirs 6 cradle bushes?? i thought only 4 were needed??

are they the different thikness bushes..?

should work in a31 cefy hey??

if so i would prob take them off your hands

let me know

cheers

The whiteline bushes come with 6, there are two different settings for this set, one for drift and one for traction. One seting requries them to be fitted to the top of the cradle, they supply a split bush to enable easy fiting for this setting and yes they will work on an a31.

hey mate...

may i ask why theirs 6 cradle bushes?? i thought only 4 were needed??

are they the different thikness bushes..?

should work in a31 cefy hey??

if so i would prob take them off your hands

let me know

cheers

Hey just wondering if the rb20 throttle body (inc TPS) is still for sale?

These are 60mm and direct bolt on for ca18det arn't they?

If so how much will you take delivered to 4343?

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Cleaning out the garage and found a few parts no longer required

Rear cradle bushes, whiteline set of 6 suit most nissans, used for a few months only before replaced with alloy ones, new $120 sell $40

Rb20 throttle body with TPS, $30

Rb25 starter loom, $15

R32 GTR rear hub mounts, alloy, exc condition, $40

RB20DET ignitor pack, $25

hey i know its been a while but i'd love to get the ignitor pack off ya if u still have it....send to gold coast?

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