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Item: 324mm brake upgrade kit

Age: less than 5000kms

Condition: excellent

Price: $600

To Fit: R32

Location: Sydney

Contact: PM or email [email protected]

Comments: this is a kit which i bought from UAS (rrp is $795)

comes with dog bone adapters bolts and 324mm DBA 4000 rotors

it was hardly used as most people know my car spent more time off the road than it did on it

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  • 5 months later...

back up for sale

totally forgot about these LOL

if anyone is keen i can supply calipers (smoothed and chromed) and Project MU braided lines for extra

hey mate, i am very, very keen on these.

are these still available? If so, i'll take them for $500 + postage to Melbourne 3003

PM me or reply via this thread asap to let me know. Was in the middle of ordering this kit online when i stumbled across this ad so perfect timing lol

thanks mate, let me know asap. Cheers

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