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hi there just wondering will the ignitor suitable for r32gtr? does it come with the loom? and wheres the item locate. cheers

I bent my r32gtst yesterday so i am parting out the salvageable bits of the shell and misc bits and pieces of trims and panels. I also have a few aftermarket bits and pieces and the rb25det and box.

The aftermarket parts listed are all i am offering on that front but obviously i am not listing all of the available stock parts from the wreck so please ask if it's not listed.

If you are interested in something but need more details please pm or post as i am keeping this ad brief due to the number of parts.

I'm negotiable on prices to a certain extent but low ball offers will be ignored.

Almost all parts are still on the car. I would prefer to sell the engine before removing the pfc, coils and looms so that prospective buyers can see it run before removal from the car. After that goes it can be a free for all. I will remove listed parts from sale if i find that they are damaged when i start dismantling. I have not listed any parts that i know are damaged (like radiator, intercooler, z32 afm or power steering pump)

r33 S1 RB25DET long motor with extras inc HKS 256/264 cams and adjustable exhaust cam gear. No turbo, coils or injectors on engine but a rail and 6 stock injectors will be provided separately $2000. Includes all sensors but no looms or alternator/power steering pump/AC compressor.

6x550 side feed blitz injectors in rb25 rail $500

r33 rb25det Power fc inc hand controller $1000

r33 S1 RB25DET gearbox with custom 1 piece tail shaft suit r32, modified GTR speedo drive, slave cylinder and modded cross member $1850

rb25 det engine loom modded to suit late r32gtst manual. Minor changes will be needed to suit stock afm (4 wires) and o2 sensor(3 wires). currently wired to suit z32AFM $250

GTR front drivers side guard with lip rolled and a small dent above the wheel arch, silver, $200

GTR front drivers side indicator $100

GTSt indicators, pair $150

GTSt front guards with compliance indicators, pair $300

rb25 ignitor $125

rb20/25 CAS $100

And the after market bits

Trust remote mount oil cooler $500

Xtreme XHD 9 puck clutch kit $500

Cusco comp coilovers damperand height adjustable front and rear 8/6 $850

Cusco master cylinder brace suit 32gtst/gtr $90

Whiteline 24mm front sway bar $180

rb20/26/s1rb25 splitfires $400

Trust type R bov $200

Just jap B pillar brace $100

Cusco castor rods $150

Maltech braided brake lines ADR compliant $250

Just Jap adjustable front upper control arms $250

Stock front upper arms with nolathane adjustable bushes $150

2 Davies craig 14inch thermos $100 ea. I'll throw in the controller if you buy both.

I can probably pull together the parts for a 32gtst manual conversion (minus box, clutch and flywheel) for $150 or so. Master and slave less than 3 years old.

I have the full interior in reasonable condition except the drivers seat and the carpets a bit rooted.

misc bits and pieces like rb20 and 25 alternators (1 each) rb20 and 25 AC compressors (1 each) rb25 starter motor, various AC lines, full boot trim, etc etc

Most panels rear of the A pillar are ok, though the passenger side door would need repairs to the leading edge.

Thats about all i can think of.

Front brakes, diff, rear arms, rear brakes and rear swaybar are not for sale.

cheers

Dave

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hey mate

noticed the pic of the semi slicks, if you still have them what size and how much?

thanx dave

from dave

Nah, they are gone.

I do have some r888's in 235/45-17 in similar condition that i'll be getting rid of shortly. 1 or 2 days life left in them at best.

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The shell and most parts are gone.

Off the top of my head all thats left are the tail lights, a starter motor, a couple of ignitors and an alternator

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Lower control arm, i have a 33gtst RHS one, plus stock rears

Castor Rod, nope

Swaybar mount, nope

Tie Rod, nope

Castor Rod Brackets Pair, nope

  • 2 weeks later...

hi...

like t grab this items

just jap b pillar

xtreme clutch

matlech braided brakelines (will this suit HCR32 with ecr33 brakes caliper?)

can use your HKS cams to fit my rb25det sereis 2?

if someone getting the rb head, i would like to get the bottom.

can you ship to port moreby papua new guinea, will pay for the freight.

The shell and most parts are gone.

Off the top of my head all thats left are the tail lights, a starter motor, a couple of ignitors and an alternator

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