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Hey all have the following parts up for sale

Pretty much brand new 25mm Bolt on spacers, 5x114.3 used one to see how my wheel sits thats it

its a pair, also included are the hub rings for the wheels

$150

R33 S2 Door trims, driver and passnger door

Immac condition, have no use for them

$100

R33 Dashmat, Black in color Brand new

$50

R33 S2 GTS GTST suspension

Standard, standard springs, no use for them

$100

JL Audio Tube Sub, perfect for just behind the seat in your daily driver

$75

Cadence 4Ch Amp, has tiny scratch on cover, pretty sure its 4x50w rms, works fine

$75

R33/S14/S15 Rear Camber arms, Toe Arms, Traction Arms, Complete set, Brand new unfitted, They are chrome, traction rods the chrome peeled a bit near the welding, could just respray them, got them from the usa, changed my mind and not going to mod my car further

$250

Whiteline Adjustable sway bar R33 Front, Complete in great condition

$100

Also have a brand new interior from the Group buy guy, is a Peachy color consisting of the following

Front and rear seat wrinkled

Gear boot, Handbrake boot, centre glovebox, and 30m of extra material, enough to do the whole door trims, dash, console, parcel shelf

Its an EOI atm and looking at offers

Will get pics up asap.....

Please dont hesitate to pm me or call me on 0430 129 882, Mario is my name

In Sydney

Edited by Cro_boy_Mario

Also have the following

Cusco Front Lower Brace in Immaculate condition $100

Cusco Adjustable Front Castor Rods in Immaculate condition $150

Will Take Reasonable offers

BUMP

JL Audio tube sub $50

Cadence 4Ch $50

Standard Suspension $50

Door Trims $75

Rear Adjustable Arm set $260 POSTED

Cusco Adjustable Front Castor arms & Front Lower Brace $260 POSTED

Cusco Adjustable Front Brace

Cusco R33 Adjustable Front Castor Rods

$260 Posted

25mm 5x114.3 Spacers, including Nuts and Hub Rings,

$160 Posted

I will do all the adjustable suspension parts and cusco items for $500 Posted....

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Edited by Cro_boy_Mario

sent u an offer on that sway bar....i'll PM u with my phone number just msg me and i'll call u. i'll be out all day so might be able to come by for the sway bar

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