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Wtb: R33 Gtr Rear Brembos, Rear R33 Gtst Hub Assembly, And R33/34 Gtr Bmc

Pharonic

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Just as the topic says, looking for a pair of rear R33 GTR Brembo brakes, rear R33 GTS-T hub assembly and also R33/34 GTR Brake Master Cylinder

So that means:

- R33 GTR rear calipers, rotors and pads

- R33/34 GTR Brake Master Cylinder

- R33 GTS-T drum/handbrake assembly

- R33 GTS-T handbrake cables

- R33 GTS-T Rear hubs

Lines I'm not too fussed about...

Must be in good condish.

I'm located in Melb, so somebody preferably located in Melb, but will consider interstate.

Hit me up with a PM please.

Regards.

*EDIT - will also consider GTR32 V Spec brembo brakes too

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