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Koyo 53mm Radiator, Volk Te37s, Semislicks, Pirelli, Advan, Potenza, Brembo Brakes, Bm50 Brake Master Cylinder + Booster + Wiring Harness


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s14/s15 koyo 53mm radiator, genuine

Direct bolt in, retains fan shroud

$430

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TE37 + SEMISLICK PACKAGE, genuine

Only the best here. There aren't any scratches on them, gutter grazing has been machined off and now has a nice polished lipped finish to it.

Fronts are 17x8.5" and offset is +30, 225/45/17 yokohama ADVAN A048 semi slicks

Rears are 17x9.5" and offset is +35, 235/45/17 bridgestone RE55S semi slicks

That's about $5000 in wheels and tyres and I only want $3200negotiable for them

PRICE DROPPED: $3100

PRICE DROPPED: $3000

PRICE DROPPED: $2900

PRICE DROPPED: $2800

PRICE DROPPED: $2500

PRICE DROPPED: $2400

PRICE DROPPED: $2300

NB: Big price drop ($2800 to $2500) due to some tool putting a flatspot on one of the front tyres. The $300 discount can get you a replacement brand new ADVAN A048 semislick through me :) (dunlop and bridgestone are available too of course) Or you can save the money and use the current tyre as is, still works decently as it's not a huge flatspot.

May also be selling these TE37's in pairs... PM me your offers :P

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235/40/18 Pirelli PZero CORSA semislicks, proper R-COMPOUND, 60 AA A

BRAND NEW never fitted as used on the most hardcore sports cars ever produced (Ferrari 360, Lamborghini Gallardo, Porsche GT2 & GT3, Aston Martin V12 Vantage, etc), made in Italy. Each one costs $600+, a set costs $2400+.

Price: $1550 brand new never fitted

PRICE DROPPED: $1480

PRICE DROPPED: $1400

PRICE DROPPED: $1300

PRICE DROPPED: $1200

PRICE DROPPED: $1100

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I also have some spare used tough plastic tyre/wheel protectors that are perfect for storing your tyres and wheels and equally as excellent for track days - no more dirty interior and no more wasting bed sheets... just throw them on and away you go! Very easy to put on and take off, it's elastic so it's a universal fit (let me know your tyre size and I'll try it on something I have to make sure it fits), and has a nice hole in the middle so you can actually hold onto your wheel/tyre easily unlike the fully-enclosed wheel bags.

Price: $10 each

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*AS GOOD AS NEW*

Mitsubishi Evolution 9 brembo front brakes: all genuine BREMBO parts.

These were removed from a brand new evo 9 that was taken off to convert into a TMR-spec car (Team Mitsubishi Ralliart). The pictures shows the paint on the calipers to be perfect, all rubbers/boots/seals are perfect, the pads are in brand new condition, lines are in brand new condition and even comes with little caps to plug the lines. Shims, clips, retainers, caliper bolts, everything is there.

The rotors are originally 32mm thick when new, and I just measured and they are still 32mm thick. They are as good as new with a little *surface* rust from sitting around - this surface rust happens even on the brakes on your car after a wash or after it rains, this is completely normal.

These brakes are better than GTR brembos; they are 10 years newer and less abused (no abuse actually), bigger, stronger, more rigid. They are better in every way you look at it, and cheaper too to top things off.

*AS GOOD AS NEW*

Brembo calipers + brembo pads + brembo clips/shims/springs/bolts/etc + brembo rotors + brembo brake lines

$1300

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late model 2002 nissan s15's brake master cylinder + wiring harness + booster, BM50, 16/16, ABS

INCLUDES WIRING HARNESS

Perfect working condition, have capped off the breather and also capped off the ports to prevent anything getting inside the cylinder.

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Sydney/Homebush

Sydney/Homebush

Sydney/Homebush

Sydney/Homebush

Sydney/Homebush

I store all wheels/tyres in wheel and tyre bags, which all go in the garage, dry, cool, out of direct sunlight. First in best dressed, happy to put them on hold if you're happy to put down a deposit. You pay and I can ship anything anywhere no probs.

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