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for sale pair of semi slicks

265 40 r17 they have about 5mm tread left there still above wear markers, good for a track day, id use them but

they just wont fit under the silvia guards with the offset of the rims haha

there dunlop formula r's model is a SP SPORT DO1J

for pics msg me 100buks firm

also have

silvia brown dash $20

whole aircon set up out of s13 sr20 compressor with bracket, lines, condensor, reciever dryer etc $50

apexi power intake, came off sr20 afm with apexi pod filter $50

sr20 afm $40

r32 lower control arms $40

r32 std front susp $40

r32 front nuckles with 5stud hubs bearings feel good $50

or take it all for $100 firm

blitz 60mm boost gauge, black face measured in bar, good nick $50

pair of nissan stockies, 4 stud 15in good for skids $20 no tyres

pair of 15in r32 N/A stockies 4 stud with shitty tread $30

series 1 r32 steering wheel with horn button $40

cannon 3in inlet bout a 4 or 5in tip bit banged up but good for track car came of s13 still has stays on it $20

r32 rad fan shroud $40

r32 under engine cover plastic thing $40

s13/180sx std front and rear suspension $80

if you want pics of anything pm me with ur number and ill send them on to you

need to get rid of this fast so throw me an offer if your not happy with the price thanks

-Adrian

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265 40 r17 they have about 5mm tread left there still above wear markers, good for a track day, id use them but

they just wont fit under the silvia guards with the offset of the rims haha

shit if they dont stick out the guards its just not an import then hay. !

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