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set of 6 splitfire coilpacks, still in box $400 (cost $600)

set of 6 injectors 460cc top feed $300

2 custom made alloy pipes to replace air flow meters $60 (GTR only)

The coils, injectors & air filter pipes were only used once on the dyno,

1 gatton sprint meeting (thats only about 3 minutes total driving) &

1 track day at lakeside.

APEXi High flow metal cat $200

Mines M's angles air filter adaptors with shitty K&N filters $100 (GTR only)

Blitz R32 GTR computer (Re tuned in australia, made almost 300hpatw)

Nismo R32 strut brace with built in master cylinder stopper $150

Got a few gear knobs too, make an offer.

Personalised plates (QLD) 091GTR $1000

Personalised plates (QLD) HKS13 $600

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Post here or call 0403 486 989

is that black round gear knob a nismo one i cant read it in the pic

yep, the black & white ones are both nismo, the grey one is some stocko one,

& the silver metal one doesnt seem to have a brand on it.

Strut brace sold, pending payment.

GET IN QUICK GUYS. AS YOU CAN SEE THIS STUFF IS PRICED TO SELL !!!

I also have a chrome NISMO fuel cap cover, if anyone wants it for 10 bucks.

The ECU hasnt been paid for or collected so it is still available too.....

hey mate,

can you pm me ur bank details so i can pay for the injectors.

Done. Sorry about the delay, I am away from home & have trouble getting to a computer...

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