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Got a few things for sale, in Adel, west suburbs. all prices negotiable. contact me on 0422976559

6boost low mount steam pipe manifold with 50mm turbosmart pro gate with screamer, suit rb25 1000kms old all for $1700

sard 850cc injectors in standard rail suit rb25, injectors 1000kms old all for $800 also comes with modified injector loom to suit

Nismo fuel reg SOLD

Garrett gt30/82 turbo approx 5000kms old, made 300rwkw on my 25 340rwkw on e85, awesome midrange/topend power n torque

used with 6boost manifold n gate, full boost (23 psi) 4100rpm comes with 3 inch dump $1600

Tomei pon cams suit rb25 s1, 256 dur $800 good cond, used for approx 5000kms

Splitfire coil packs suit s1 rb25/rb20 and rb26, 1000kms old $500

BLITZ number plates, gold lettering on black background. $600 ono

ISC N1 fully adjustable coilovers suit r33 gts-t as new approx 5000kms old $1100

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