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hi,

can you please PM me with info on apexi spl 2.6 crank, would like to know condtion, age, your best price and shipping cost to armidale NSW australia, and some pics. thanks

and your greddy plenum please

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Hey Jonne.

Lekker list of parts you got there :P

The cams you have marked as 'HKS 272 cams 500' - are these HKS Step 1 cams? If other, can you please let me know what their specs are?

Thanks!

@ omega 36: Both the HKS cams are step 1 cams.

@ NXTIME: All prices are aud.

@ fe_lim9: Yes the tomei cams are 700 aud and can be sold for 750 aud shipped to your door. You will need buckets and valve springs for these cams.

@ Mistygt: The Apexi crank is a full counter 2.6 crank. This crank is used but has been prepped to be used in a build, so it is rebalanced and polished and ready to go. Very good crank for high RPM and power engine.

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http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Sa...aders-f141.html

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