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Item:RB25 Gearbox's, one has a full conversion kit one is a box on its own

Age:no idea

Condition:not sure on the condition, they were fine before the cars crashed

Price:$1200 for the box on its own, and $1800 for the whole manual conversion kit (has a good clutch on it)

To Fit:r33 gtst or whatever you like (What car)

Location:Newcastle

Contact:me by PM

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I am wrecking a whole black r33 gtst, has a decent sized turbo on it and injectors and some 17" SSR wheels (look like jap wheels) $600 for the wheels with legal tyres

Haltech e11v2 computer, comes complete with plug and play harness for R33 GTST and map sensor and air temp sensor, am looking for $1700 for the computer ONO.

I am not pulling the car appart to list parts individually, but you are more then welcome to request parts in this thread. no front end parts are available as it was hit very very hard. pics comming soon.

Can sell the turbo and dump and oil / water lines & injectors & computer & fuel pump all together if someone wants a power upgrade which made 300rwkw on 14psi

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the turbo looks like its a VG30 rear with a .70 comp cover and massive wheel in the front.

injectors are red, might be nismo 740's

Do you know what the turbo and injectors are?
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added pics of the wheels and other bits

Blitz BOV $200

leaving the wheels at good same price, even though they are good quality jap wheels they could do with a paint job, some gutter scraping on it but it only chipped the paint.

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