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I need to clean out my bedroom of all this stuff as its taking up to much space, so this is what i have

- FMIC kit of R33 will need some hose clamps and siilicone pipes -$300 neg

- R33 diff with shatfs, brakes, and hubs (not sure what ratio diff is) - $400 neg

- R33 rear tail lights in white - $50 for pair

- R33 headlights in average condition - $50 for pair

- Right hand front guard - $50

- R33 boot lid with stock spoiler - $100

- R33 side mirrors - $80 for pair

- R33 front strut brace - $60

- T25 turbo on SR20 mainfold with oil and coolant lines - $220

- 2 x S15 rims in gunmetal gray with dunlop sp sport maxx tyres - $200 for both

- 500hp walbro in tank fuel pump all wired up ready to plug in run - $180

All R33 parts are form a series 1

The best way to contact in on my mobile which is 0424255931. All this stuff is pick up only and im located in Wollongong

Thats all i can think of at the moment but there will be more added to list soon

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far out you must have a big bedroom

not really i just pack it in there well :O

More stuff that i have found

- HKS super drager canon with 4inch turbo back exhuast but has no cat or sensors - $80

- R33 gtst cluster with 90,000 km on it - 450

Edited by SUS_1
I need to clean out my bedroom of all this stuff as its taking up to much space, so this is what i have

- FMIC kit of R33 will need some hose clamps and siilicone pipes -$300 neg

- R33 diff with shatfs, brakes, and hubs (not sure what ratio diff is) - $400 neg

- R33 rear tail lights in white - $50 for pair

- R33 headlights in average condition - $50 for pair

- Right hand front guard - $50

- R33 boot lid with stock spoiler - $100

- R33 side mirrors - $80 for pair

- R33 front strut brace - $60

- T25 turbo on SR20 mainfold with oil and coolant lines - $220

- 2 x S15 rims in gunmetal gray with dunlop sp sport maxx tyres - $200 for both

- 500hp walbro in tank fuel pump all wired up ready to plug in run - $180

All R33 parts are form a series 1

The best way to contact in on my mobile which is 0424255931. All this stuff is pick up only and im located in Wollongong

Thats all i can think of at the moment but there will be more added to list soon

HI just wondering if ur headlights are still for sale and are they clear or dull? if there not old can u email me some photos?

Cheers

here is a list of the stuff i have left

- FMIC kit for R33 - $300

- R33 cluster with 90,000km - $100

- R33 front hubs both sides - $100

- R33 gtst springs pedders lows - $100 for the full set

- R33 side mirrors in white - $50 for the pair

- 500hp walbro in tank fuel pump - $170

- 2x S15 rims in gunmetal gray with tyres - $180

- R33 rear tail lights in white - $50 for pair

- R33 right hand side guard - $70

- R33 boot lid with spoiler - $90

The contact no. is 0424255931 and my name is Alaric and all parts are pick up only!!!!

hey mate,

interested in the pedders springs, are they from the pedders "ryder" range (2696 Sports Ryder Coil Spring)? how old/what condition are they in? Some pics would be great!

Cheers,

Sam.

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