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4door 32 skirts in primer $250

Rb20 stock turbos mint condition x 3 $100ea

Nissmo fuel reg,rb20 near new $100

32 lower control arms $80

Heavy duty extreme clutch plate ( get ya outa trouble ) $50

r32 stockys ( tyres shagged ) painted with can $120

17x8x114.3 adrenalins ( tyres gone ) $250

16x7 1/2 multi 4/5 meshys ( sprayed with can ) fronts like new, rears near done $250

r32 front stock suspension $100

r33 stockys pair only tyres but not good $50

3 x enkei crome 4stud multi no tyres, good thrashers $80

blow off valves, Sheep dog $100, Blitz $100 ,generic $25

rb20 starter motor $50

r32 passenger door complete, black $50

Big turbo,off rb25 ( suit rebuild ) with dump, made 265@15psi untuned, garret TB3401 $200

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Pm or sms 0411 217 743 , if want more pics will send via phone.

Located Adelaide South

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hey,

(cant PM because of low post count) Just wondering if I could get some more info on the Enkei's? And if possible some pictures, cheers -Jake

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