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Hey guys got some splitfire coilpacks for a R33 S2 for $400 pick up for $410 delivered anywhere in aus

- Reason for selling, is i bought these being told they were for a S1 but they turned out to be S2 ones, can take pics if needed but everyone knows what they look like.

- Condition - Excellent

Hey guys got some splitfire coilpacks for a R33 S2 for $400 pick up for $410 delivered anywhere in aus

- Reason for selling, is i bought these being told they were for a S1 but they turned out to be S2 ones, can take pics if needed but everyone knows what they look like.

- Condition - Excellent

I'd be very interested if they're not sold. I'm local too. Will pay cash.

:)

Np rubes ill let you know if the sale falls through :D

Just out of curiousity, whats the diff between S1 and S2?

:D

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