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Gday guys,

I have loads of R34 parts to get rid of,

Location: Sydney Hills area,

Pref Pick up.

0411887820, or Pm me.

1. Straight through 3' pipe- $30

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2. Stock Turbo (75xxxks) + Dump pipe 2.5' $400 the lot.

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3. Greddy adj cam sprocket - $100 20.xxx ks old

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4. Stock R33 series 1 Throttle body- $30

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5. Rb25 Neo injectors - $80

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6. Variety of piping - offers

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7. Stock Camshafts - $150

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8. Stock R34 Radiator - $20

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9. Brake Discs -$50 all four.

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No headlights, i'm not wrecking the car guys, THE PARTS THATS FOR SALE ARE CLEARLY LISTED IN THE TOPIC.

Please read before post or pm.

TURBO, DUMP, CAM GEAR, RADIATOR are SOLD.

Straight pipe, Injectors, pipes and brake discs are still available.

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Massive Bump lol,

Sorry guys i forgot about this thread.

Stuff left for sale:

1. Stock R34 GTT suspension

2. Straight through pipe

3. All the pips + rubber hose on that pic

4. Injectors

Brake discs sold pending payment

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