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Hey Guys, have got a few things for sale, will keep adding to the list as i find more stuff

R32 GTR Crank Angle Sensor $50 1 SOLD, still have 1 more

12x Coil packs $80 for the lot all good, pick and choose for what you want

R32 GTR Steering Rack with tie rod ends $150

LH Door(White and complete) $220

Bare steering column $20, Indicator stalk etc sold

Glovebox Lid $5

Tailights(White Surrounds) $50 each or $90 pair

STD Fuel Pump $70

Drivers Side Headlight $70

Starter Motor $50

Front Crossmember $100

STD Turbo dump pipes(pipes that bolt directly onto turbos) $50 pair

HICAS Computer $50

ATTESSA Computer $50

G-Sensor Located under Centre Console $250

Bilstein Front Shocks and springs(Dont Ask what the spring rate is and im not testing them either as im selling them cheap) $50 pair

Harmonic Balancers x2 good condition for both $20each

Near complete rear cradle, minus shocks and the HICAS setup(including rod ends etc) Diff good, rear brakes good $1200

Plastic Pipe that runs across front of car to the Twin BOV $50

I/Cooler hose from bottom of under left side guard to intercooler $20

I/Cooler hose from intercooler to under right hand side of guard $20

I/Cooler hose from above to the plenum $20

Carbon fuel canistor $10

Power Steering resevoir $10

Factory power steering cooler $10

AC Fan $20

Plastic crossover pipe that runs to BOV $30

R32 GTR BOV's $80

Widscreen washer bottle $5

Wiper Motor $50

Bonnet latch assembly $80

Left and right rear/side panel trims. NOT the quarter window trims but the other ones that are right behind the seat Couple small marks but good condition otherwise, have got Black Vinyl/leather (NOT SURE WHAT MATERIAL IT IS) inserts instead of the normal blue velour trim $50 pair

Thanks guys, also: still wrecking white R32 GTR, heap of bits sold but still some bits etc on there

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Pm replied pointa, if you need to contact me email; [email protected]

Cannot rely to pms till after 4.30 tomorrow due to the forums system....

All good happy with deal. :thumbsup:

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