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SC14 (toyota supercharger) located in the Geelong / Melbourne area

I purchased this from an engineering place about 12 months ago, for a build but ended up selling the car, so no longer required. Has been sitting around and I have not used it. it apparently had been dismantled and cleaned out, rear bearings checked and rear cover replaced/re-sealed.

The coating on the rotors appear good, with no markings and rotates smoothly.

I'm looking for $500 - I paid more for it and I will not go lower on this price.

I'm not really willing to ship this, as it is quite heavy. If buyer wishes to organise a courier then that's fine.

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