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I have for sale a Nismo 2way in a R32 gts-t housing, removed from the car as I am selling it. I have had it for about 5000k's and it works perfectley and locks every time. Was told the previous owner had it from new and was used for about 6months. The only downside is the diff has a slight whine when cruising at around 80k's, I presume due to not being shimmed correctley. I bought another housing/gearset and was going to swap the centre into it but never got around to it.

Asking for the lot (2-way in current housing plus replacement housing): $600

Located in the Northern Suburbs of Melbourne, PM or call me on 0422089059

Regards

Kyle

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Someone must want a cheap 2way! The diff whined the entire time I was using it, wasn't told about it when I bought it and paid alot more than this for it. Wasn't really ever an issue to me just an inconvienence......so the whine isn't really too bad.....

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