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The following parts are for sale they are for and off an R32 GTR

1. Complete New EXEDY push type single plate clutch heavy-duty rated upto 300KW @ wheels. $500

2. 2nd hand good condition EXEDY (push type) single plate clutch heavy duty good for at least a year. $250 ono

3. Two standard turbos with dump pipes. $300

4. Two AFMs Air Flow Meters in good working condition (Tested). $300/pair

5. Standard Cam gears. $50/pair

6. Complete Rear Tail Lights excellent condition. $200/pair

7. Flywheel. $150 ono

8. HICAS computer. $100 ono

9. 4WD Computer. $100 ono

10. R32 GTR Intercooler works perfect. $250

All Parts are Located In Sydney.

Postage can be arranged at your own cost.

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Complete engine Head in a very good condition the engine had low kms and the car was stock standard, and Yes it has everything including:

Rocket covers,

throttel body,

Plenum & Manifolds,

turbos (in perfect condition) with dump pipes,

Injectors with injector rail and wiring,

Cams and Cam gears

All in excellent working condition Ready to go on a block. $2000

Here are some pics of the clutches I also have HKS BOV for sale and a standard BOV complete with the pipes.

This is the New Clutch it has been modified so it's actually better than the standard and the standard is rated at 300KW @ the wheels, so this one will handle more than 300kw @ the wheels

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I also have a Pair of 3inch Xtream Top filter (K&N) Air Pods to suit any car with alloy intake Pipes to Suit GTR afm's. Comes with the cleaning Kit.

High Flow Filter with Extreme Top

• Washable/Reusable

• 1,600,000km warranty from K&N

• Unleash the power within!

$300

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The following parts are still for sale they are for and off an R32 GTR

I've discounted some Items

1. Complete RB26 Head in a very good condition the engine had low kms and the car was stock standard, and Yes it has everything including:

Rocket covers,

throttel body,

Plenum & Manifolds,

turbos (in perfect condition) with dump pipes,

Injectors with injector rail and wiring,

Cams and Cam gears

All in excellent working condition Ready to go on a block. $2000

2. Complete New EXEDY push type single plate clutch heavy-duty rated upto 300KW @ wheels. $500 ono

3. 2nd hand good condition EXEDY (push type) single plate clutch heavy duty good for at least over a year. $250 ono

4. One AFM Air Flow Meter in good working condition (Tested). $170

5. HKS bov with pipe and all hoses required for fitting $350

6. A Pair of 3inch Xtream Top filter (K&N) Air Pods to suit any car with alloy intake Pipes to Suit GTR afm's. Comes with the cleaning Kit. $300

7. Standard Cam gears. $50/pair

8. Complete Rear Tail Lights excellent condition. $200/pair

9. Flywheel. $100

10. HICAS computer. $80

11. 4WD Computer. $80

12. R32 GTR Intercooler works perfect. $250

All Parts are Located In Sydney.

Postage can be arranged at your own cost.

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