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Part are located near Mitcham in SA, can post anywhere in Aus at buyers expense.

Suspension/Steering

R32:

2x Front Sway Bar - $50ea

2x Front Camber Arms - $120pr -- PICS

2x Front Lower Control Arms - $150pr -- PICS

1x Front Tie Rod End - $10 -- PICS

2x Rear Lower Control Arms - $130pr -- PICS

2x Rear sway bar links w/ Urethane bushes - $30 -- PICS

2x Rear Hubs - $200pr -- PICS PICS

1x Rear Sway Bar - $50

2x Rear Toe Rods (non-hicas) - $100pr -- PICS

1x HICAS lock bar - $80 -- PICS

S13:

2x Rear Toe Rods (non-hicas) - $100pr

1x HICAS lock bar - $80

Misc

R32

1x Horn, can be hooked up to any car - $30 -- PICS

2x Stock Clutches, 1 half warn, one fair bit more warn - $50 and $100

1x Stock Rear Spoiler (with brake light) - $50 -- PICS

3x RB20 Coilpacks - $30ea

1x Turbo Timer, very basic timer, manual set - $20

1x RB20 Fuel Pump - $50 -- PICS

1x Igniter Module (breaks down under a lot of heat) - $30 -- PICS

1x Engine mount - $10 -- PICS

1x Airbox including snorkel - $30 -- PICSPICS

Random shit

1x Turbo Elbow - $30 -- PICS

1x Handbrake lever - $5 -- PICS

5x Hub Covers - $20 -- PICS

1x BBS Hub Cover Spanner - $10 -- PICS

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