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Z32 AFM $140.

The AFM haswires epoxyed into it so you can put any plug you like on there.

Sard Fuel Pressure Reg $125 with an -6 and -8 fittings.

32 GTR Std Plenum Smothed and Chrome Finnish. $200

32 GTR Power Steering pump $75

32 GTR Radiator, fan and shroud $125

32 GTR A/C Pump, Condenser, Fan and lines $200

32 Gtr 4 Pot Front brakes, pad and rotors $400

Make an offer all prices are inc shipping.

Thanks

  • 5 weeks later...
Z32 AFM $140.

The AFM haswires epoxyed into it so you can put any plug you like on there.

Sard Fuel Pressure Reg $125 with an -6 and -8 fittings.

32 GTR Std Plenum Smothed and Chrome Finnish. $200

32 GTR Power Steering pump $75

32 GTR Radiator, fan and shroud $125

32 GTR A/C Pump, Condenser, Fan and lines $200

32 Gtr 4 Pot Front brakes, pad and rotors $400

Make an offer all prices are inc shipping.

Thanks

Make an offer.

  • 4 weeks later...
  • 2 weeks later...
Z32 AFM $140.

The AFM haswires epoxyed into it so you can put any plug you like on there.

Sard Fuel Pressure Reg $125 with an -6 and -8 fittings.

32 GTR Std Plenum Smothed and Chrome Finnish. $200

32 GTR Power Steering pump $75

32 GTR Radiator, fan and shroud $125

32 GTR A/C Pump, Condenser, Fan and lines $200

32 Gtr 4 Pot Front brakes, pad and rotors $400

Make an offer all prices are inc shipping.

Thanks

hi mate,i dont have enuff posts to pm u,so can you pm me with ur phone number and i'll call/txt u re:z32 afm. thanks :bunny:

hi mate,i dont have enuff posts to pm u,so can you pm me with ur phone number and i'll call/txt u re:z32 afm. thanks :P

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Jamie

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