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S13 Stock Exhaust, 14/16/17 Tyres, R34 Gt Wheels And Tyres, R32 Parts

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hey guys need this stuff gone.

r32 stock springs and shocks. 1 front is leaking slightly others are all good: $30

r32 front rotors. 1 is 1mm or less under the minimum allowed depth but other is o.k. $10

s13 stock exhaust. some rust spots but still intact and working good: $30

new and used 14" tyres. got 5 new dunlop 195 65 14 and 1 toyo 195 65 14. have been stored in the garage for ages but would be good to burn up or chuck on to ur daily. $20 a tyre.

2 old school used bridgestone v grid 205 60 14 tyres. roadworthy tread. burn them up in ur ke or hachi . $5 for both

2 pirelli 205 55 r16 unroadworthy but still with good tread. 1mm above wear indicator but a tad more wear on shoulders. good drift rubber. $5

r34 gt wheels 16x7 +40 in good condition with minimal gutter rash with tyres. has roadstone 205/55r16 with 70-80% up front and 40-50% at the rear with a bit of camber wear: $250

got some pictures in my last thread.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Fs...mp;hl=r32+parts

pick up in hoppers crossing, victoria.

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forgot to mention i also have some bridgestone re050a 215/45R17 $30. have about 60% tread left but has camber wear.

pictures of the r34 gt wheels and tyres...need em gone! $250

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