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Used Potenza Tyres, Sr20 Oil Cooler + Relo, S15 Stock Suspension, Blitz Bov

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Hey guys,

Doing abit of a clean up to get rid of misc parts around the house.

1) Pair of Bridgestone potenza grid 2 235/40/17. Abit of camber wear on both, apart from that has around 40-50% tread on both. $60

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2) Pair of Bridgestone Potenza S03 235/40/18. One tyre is down to the fabric on the inside as shown, however the other has slight neg camber wear. Still has very good tread otherwise, approximately 60-70% tread. $50 the pair

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3) Pair of Bridgestone Pontenza RE030 235/45/17. No camber wear, just on the markers, good if you want to drift or hack at these. $30

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4) Oil cooler kit to suit SR20. Came off my s15, comes with all lined, fittings, adaptor plate as per photo. $130

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5) Vertex Side skirts from Fibre Designs in Adelaide. These were a backup pair and are the same skirts as displayed on SIGNAL15. Thick glass, and very good quality. $150 for the pair, need to be prepped and painted.

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6) Blitz BOV... Not sure what model, but came with the car. $120

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7) Stock Dual mass flywheel from S15... In good condition and was pulled out at 80,000km off my S15. $50 (Photos on request)

8) S15 Stock struts and springs both front and rear. No leaks, knocks and works perfectly fine. $180 (Photos on request)

9) Buddyclub gearknob... Off my s15, not sure what else it fits? $30

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Parts all located in Sydney (Sutherland shire). Can post interstate at buyers expense.

Contact: Jason 0423 324 906 / PM / [email protected]

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