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Hey Mate,

Interested in diff, what sort of condition? What Year/Model did it come out of? Looking to get it up to brisbane (4178) too,

Cheers,

Matt

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Hey dude, got any pics of the AC Condenser? Looking to ship to perth

Hi Aidan, ive got a pic but it wont load it up as its over the 2mb limit.

PM me your email and ill send you a pic.

Hey Mate,

Interested in diff, what sort of condition? What Year/Model did it come out of? Looking to get it up to brisbane (4178) too,

Cheers,

Matt

Hi Matt, it is in good condition, its out of a 1993 R33 GTSt without ABS, Ill get a quote for you in the next couple of days.

Hi Aidan, ive got a pic but it wont load it up as its over the 2mb limit.

PM me your email and ill send you a pic.

Hi Matt, it is in good condition, its out of a 1993 R33 GTSt without ABS, Ill get a quote for you in the next couple of days.

No worries, its it a 4 bolt from the drive shaft and 5 bolt to the out drives?

Cheers,

Matt

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Apexi front pipes for R32/R33 GTR (Off the dumps measure 2.25', at the cat measures 2.75', fitting has been attatched previously for oxygen sensor) $300

Nismo clutch pedal bracket to suit R33 GTSt, brand new $180

Tomei metal exhaust manifold gasket, brand new $80

N1 Oil pump gears, brand new $300

R33 GTR recirculation piping $120

GTR BOVs with mounting brackets $200

RB25 block, crank and crank cradle (number 6 piston blew a ringland) $150

R33 GTSt calipers, rotors and pads $550

R33 GTSt front and rear sway bars $20

R33 GTSt HICAS unit $50

Earls Oil cooler and relocator kit with braided lines to suit RB setup $500

HKS BOVs for RB26 $50

Motul RBF 600 brake fluid $15

B&M Oil cooler cores, brand new $120

Cooling Pro 40mm radiator to suit R33 GTSt/GTR, brand new $250

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Nismo clutch pedal bracket to suit R33 GTSt, brand new $150

Tomei metal exhaust manifold gasket, brand new $50

N1 Oil pump gears, brand new $250

R33 GTR recirculation piping $100

GTR BOVs with mounting brackets $180

RB25 block, crank and crank cradle (number 6 piston blew a ringland) $150

R33 GTSt calipers, rotors and pads $550

R33 GTSt HICAS unit $50

Earls Oil cooler and relocator kit with braided lines to suit RB setup $500

HKS BOVs for RB26 $50

Motul RBF 600 brake fluid $15

B&M Oil cooler core, brand new $120

Cooling Pro 40mm radiator to suit R33 GTSt/GTR, brand new $250

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Where have you got to smoky.

I Direct deposited the money for the bovs and crossover pipe the other day mate im awaiting for you to give me a pick up address for the items.

Money would have cleared right away i did it at your bank.

please let me know so i can have them picked up mate.

Where have you got to smoky.

I Direct deposited the money for the bovs and crossover pipe the other day mate im awaiting for you to give me a pick up address for the items.

Money would have cleared right away i did it at your bank.

please let me know so i can have them picked up mate.

PM sent

R33 GTR recirculation piping SOLD

GTR BOVs with mounting brackets SOLD

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