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Hey Guys, Clearing out the garage

Willing to send interstate at buyers expense

R33 GTST stock parts

2x Dump pipe $10 each

Front pipe $10

2x Exhaust manifold $40 each

Intake manifold (corrosion on radiator hose pipe) $10

Damaged Thermo Free

Power Steering bottle $10

SMIC with piping $40

Washer bottle $10

Radiator overflow bottle $10

R33 set of suspension (pit use) $40

Pair of indicator lights (clear) $20

R33 cat back exhaust (tiny hole in muffler and surface rust) $50

TurboSmart BOV Type 2 $80

Tee Tech BOV Type 3 $50

R32 GTR stock turbos $200

2x R32 GTR Stock Injectors and rail $250 each

R32 GTR boost solenoid $50

Used Performance Parts

100mm thick FMIC to suit GTR $300

RB26dett spun bearing

Willing to seperate head with intake plenum, Offers

Head to sump $1800

Brand NEW

N1 Oil pump $400

only opened the box to look at it, never installed

New Genuine Nissan Gasket kit Rb26

$300 opened for a looksie

PM me with any questions

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