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Hey guys, Most of the stuff is already gone... so this is just a update of parts i still have at home:

2x Front TANABE SUSTEC DAMPER Shocks and RSR Lowered Springs for R32.

These Shocks are in excellent condition and are Damper adjustable. Only have the front 2 sorry. - $250

2x Front OEM R33 Shocks

In good condition, no leaks or rust - $200

R33 GTSt OEM BOV

perfect condition - $30

R32/33 GTR OEM adjustable strut brace

good condition - $100

R33 Right had side tail light.

No cracks on plastic. Needs clean. Comes with working globes - $60

R33 Stock actuator

Works fine - $30

R33 factory front and Dump pipe - $50

R33 Stock Turbo

Comes with actuator and elbow - has around 1-2mm shaft play in and out. other wise, works fine. - $250

R33 Clutch master cylinder

works 100% comes with original lines. Slave cylinder not included. - $50

Parts that are left are Open to all offers... I want all this stuff gone..

Alright guys.. here is another Update of the parts I still have for sale.

All parts are open to Offers... I just want these remaining items gone...

2x Front TANABE SUSTEC DAMPER Shocks and RSR Lowered Springs for R32.

These Shocks are in excellent condition and are Damper adjustable. Only have the front 2 sorry. - $250

2x Front OEM R33 Shocks

In good condition, no leaks or rust - $200

R32/33 GTR OEM adjustable strut brace

good condition - $100

R33 Right had side tail light.

No cracks on plastic. Needs clean. Comes with working globes - $60

R33 Stock actuator

Works fine - $30

R33 Stock Turbo

Comes with actuator and elbow - has around 1-2mm shaft play in and out. other wise, works fine. - $250

R33 Clutch master cylinder

works 100% comes with original lines. Slave cylinder not included. - $50

If these remaining items dont sell, I', just going to have to throw them out...

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---UPDATE OF PARTS STILL AVAILABLE---

2x Front TANABE SUSTEC DAMPER Shocks and RSR Lowered Springs for R32.

These Shocks are in excellent condition and are Damper adjustable. Only have the front 2 sorry. - $250

2x Front OEM R33 Shocks

In good condition, no leaks or rust - $200

R33 Right had side tail light.

No cracks on plastic. Needs clean. Comes with working globes - $60

R33 Stock actuator

Works fine - $30

R33 Clutch master cylinder

works 100% comes with original lines. Slave cylinder not included. - $50

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