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Hey all

Done my brake upgrade today, I now have for sale the following:

R33 GTSt Uprights/Hubs - Paid $200, ended up having the R34 ones modified instead for new brakes. I'd like to get somewhat close to that figure.

R34 GT Front Twin Piston Calipers

Front RDA Plain 280mm Rotors to suit (Near New 3 months old)

Front Bendix GCT's to suit (Near New 3 months old also)

Factory Brake Lines to suit

R34 GT Rear Single Piston Calipers

265mm rotors, below limit, not really asking anything will just include

Rear Pads to suit, not sure how much worn.

Factory Brake Lines to suit

Master Brake Cylinder removed from same R34 GT

Brakes are in good working condition, no problems, simply upgraded to bigger brakes in prep for turbo.

Pickup from Brisbane, unless you seriously want to arrange a courier (it would be quite expensive given the weight of these items).

Open to reasonable offers for the brake parts, however if I can get around $700 for the whole lot including uprights/hubs pickup I'll be very happy with that, keeping in mind that the fronts are barely used.

I'll have photos up later on after picking the car up.

Cheers

Nathan

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*BUMP*

Will take $300 for front rotors/calipers/pads/lines

$180 for uprights/hubs

$80 for rears with lines

$50 for master cylinder

or $550 for the whole lot pickup.

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