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lots of stock and used parts that were taken out at 65'000km

all parts are off a 1995 ser 2 r33 gts-t skyline rb25det

-2x stock afm one green label one pink label.

-stock jap spec radio 2din

-stock ecu

-stock springs

-stock intercooler (side mounted)

-random intercooler piping. 3" includes clamps and joiners

-stock coilpacks

-stock injectors

-stock rear bar (m spec)

-stock m spec rear wing mint condition (minus centre light strip)

-stock intake manifold

pm or txt to 0422455542 for prices

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lots of stock and used parts that were taken out at 65'000km

all parts are off a 1995 ser 2 r33 gts-t skyline rb25det

-stock afm pink label. $80

-stock jap spec radio 2din $30

-stock ecu $100

-stock springs $40

-stock intercooler (side mounted) $30

-random intercooler piping. 3" includes clamps and joiners ($VAR)

-stock coilpacks $100

-stock injectors $100

-stock rear bar (m spec) $120

-stock m spec rear wing mint condition (minus centre light strip) $120

-stock intake manifold $50

pm or txt to 0422455542 for prices

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