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bump - some parts sold - pm me if you interested in any parts

Mines modified Computer for R33 gts-t rb25det series 1 Boostup .09, Exhaust, Pod - $400

HKS EVCIII Boost Controller $200

Dephi Link Boost guage (White Face 60) with Defi link Controller 1 & Boost sensor $200 (SOLD)

Series II R33 interior - Includes seats (FRONT SEATS SOLD), Doortrims, Rear 1/4 Trims $OFFERS

Rb25det power fc. No hand controller. Current setting for Boostup 1.0, Exhaust, Pod $1000 (SOLD)

Apexi drift style cat back exhaust. Quite Loud. 1 Piece so pickup only $350 (SOLD)

New Oilcooler with Universal Adapter and braided Hoses $250

R33 SL Bride Drivers Side Rail - Bottom Mount $125

R33 GTS-t rear Tein HA coilovers in very good condition. Hight and damper with helpersprings $400 (SOLD)

Rb25det Rb20det 3" front / dump pipe $150 (SOLD)

2 x 16"x6.5" R32 GTS-T rims with worn tyres $120

4 x 17x7.5"? R34 Gtt Rims. Lots of scrapes. Came off crashed car so dont know condition (I have used 2 and they where fine but other 2 had flat tyres and have not tested them for balance) . No Caps and No Tyres $220 (SOLD)

4 x 17.7.5"? R34 Gtt rims in good condition. 1 has some gutter rash but rest are good $550 - Includes Caps - No Tyres $330 or $550 with 80%+ Nankang tyres (SOLD)

4 x S15 16" Wheels - 2 New tyres, 1 40% 1 Worn Rims good $450

AFM - Green Sticker - Suit Rb20 & Rb25 series 1 $120 (SOLD)

AFM - Pink Sticker - Suit SeriesII Rb25 Motor $100

R33 Under Bonnet Big Fuse Box with Attached Loom $50

R33 Pedals - Clutch / Brake/ Accel $150

R33 ABS Unit $100

R33 Brake Master Cylinder and Resovior $100

R33 Bonnet Release Cable $40

R33 rb25det std blowoff valve and pipe $50

R33 rb25det gts-t fuel pump $50

R33 rb25det Series II Coil Packs $150 the lot or $30 Each (Only a couple left)

R33 rb25det series II coil harness in good condition $80

R33 Rb25det Series I Coil Packs $50 Lot (Might be some good ones in the bunch but I had to replace them with splitfires as they where breaking down under high boost)

R33 Passanger Door - Has some paint Scrape $100

R33 Passanger side mirror $50

R33 Passanger side window glass $50

R33 passanger side window regulator $100

R33 Steering Column with switches, Steering Wheel is in good cond but airbag deployed $100

R33 Front crossmember with steering rack and fluid resovior + hubs. 1 Rack end is bent $50 (Pickup)

R33 Overflow Bottle - $40

R33 Std Radiator - $100 (SOLD)

R33 Washer Bottle - $80

R33 Std caster rods - Good bushes - $50 Pair

R33 Series 1 Std Grill $50

Edited by Brokenz
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