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R33 Gtst & Misc Parts - Forgies, Gtr Style Bar, Rear Bar, Pillar Guage Holder, Catch Can, Cross Over Pipe Etc.


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Give me ur number & ill send some to ur phone...

My blue tooth isnt working for some *&^* reason so i cant get pics onto the computer at work...

Ok, catch can & rear bar is also now sold!

Items left are:

Item: R33 GTR Front Bar to suit GTS-T

Condition: Needs some fibreglass work attention along the bottom

Price: $65 (make an offer!)

To Fit: R33 GTS-T

Location: Mill Park/Melbourne

Item: 5 x RB25 Aries forged pistons (20thou oversized)

Condition: Perfect

Price: $550?? (make an offer!)

To Fit: RB25

Location: Mill Park/Melbourne

Item: RB25det Cross over pipe

Condition: Perfect

Price: $85?? (Make an offer!)

To Fit: R33 GTS-T

Location: Mill Park/Melbourne

Edited by Dean_HR31

Hey Dean, post up some pictures when your car gets it's new paint job ok... thanks for your help. I will leave feedback for you - please do the same for me.

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