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Have a set of Genuine gmax enigma wheels/tyres for sale or swap... *F 18-265/40 *R 18-275/40

Come with next to new tyres.. (1000kms) ive just had them sprayed in a fresh coat of silver as i reakon it looks better then the factory shadow.. asking $1600 or will trade with a set of 33/34 gtr wheels and tyres, i will put in extra for 34 wheels, as for 33 wheels im not real worried as long as ther in good condition...

also have standard 33' vspec carbon finish dash cluster and centre console gauges.. asking $300 for both,

4x Greddy gauges.. all 60mm electronic warning/peak white/green..

oil temp-

water temp-

A/F ratio-

oil pressure-

All brand new in boxs, $ 280ea

Brand new momo trek r (Black) - $250

Standard v-spec suspension - $300 ono

Will have more stuff to post up soon as i finish cleaning out my spare room....

pm me if your interested in anything...

Cheers..

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few pics up here,,, hks sq valves i have also.. a lil dirty just need a little metal polish, be good as new.. asking $300 for both or $150ea comes with adaptors,, came off my Gtr

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