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Location: QLD: Brisbane

Condition: Used

Reason for Selling: No r33, clear shed space

Asking Price: 250

Delivery Methods: PickUp

Contact Info: text or call 0419761510, msn or email [email protected], PM

Extra Information:

Hey guys like the add infers, i have both the front and the rear r33 suspension cradles available for CHEAP!! ($250 each) I don't think they will last this long at this price so if you require a new cradle if you have clipped a gutter, having problems with steering alignment or require a x-member for a rb** engine conversion here it is!

1 x R33gts full front suspension cradle, arms, power steering lines and rack, cross-member, hubs

1x R33gts full rear suspension cradle with handbrake lines, diff (has a clunk), cradle, drive axels (stub axels), suspension arms

PICTURES CAN BE PROVIDED UPON REQUEST

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$100 each permently now!! this needs to be FIRM however guys, front cradle has hubs power steering rack etc...will throw in a clunky diff with the rear cradle too..

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