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Std. R32 GTR sway bars front and back $55ea or both $100

Std. R32 GTR center gauge cluster torque, oil temp and boost $120 used condition

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Altezza activator $50

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Std. R32 GTR Clutch slave and booster $50

Std. R32 GTR Front brake calipers and rotor (rotor worn) $300

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Turbo kit for rb26: 2 x TD06 turbos

Trust external waste gate

Trust intercooler 300 x 600 x 100mm

Trust exhaust manifold

Trust piping to suit kit $5500

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Std. R32 GTR RB26 Engine loom $200

R32 GTR ECU retuned no speed limit $120

RB26 complete head port/polished, aftermarket cams unsure of brand $2000ono

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Std. R32 GRT RB26 crank $300

Std. R32 GTR instrument cluster surround (broken light switch) $20, Dash good condition no cracks bubbles good vents $150

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2x Racing Harness's Momocourse $120ea or both for $220

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