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@ sydney/homebush, first in first served, all offers considered, can deliver anything but big things you'll have to pay :thumbsup:

r32gtst diff w/o abs 4.3/4.4 gears 6 bolt

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r33gtst auto diff w/o abs 4.3/4.4 gears 5 bolt

$150

*rare* 26mm 100% OEM nissan quality s15/s14 radiator, from auto s14, direct bolt in onto any s14 and s15, your stock one is 12 or 14mm thin :)

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BRAND NEW s15 bolt-on sump protector bash plate, 3mm thick (will fit s14 as well)

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USED genuine and damn rare Raybrig HID foglights!!, including all wiring and Raybrig switch, Raybrig relays and Raybrig housings

$590 express overnight delivered

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USED quality brand NARVA foglights

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USED jdm blue 4gauge-thick gounding wire kit

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@ sydney/homebush, first in first served, all offers considered, can deliver anything but big things you'll have to pay :D

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