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I have a R33 Series 2 that im gonna wreck. I have a heap of parts so just ask me and i'll let you know what i have and how much...

Some of the main parts are:

1. R33 GTST Highflow turbo - Highflow done by gcg. Turbo is in great condition. $1200.00

2. Omori Gauges - Set of 3. Oil temp, Water temp and oil pressure. $320.00

3. Pink Sticker air flow meter $120.00

4. Green Sticker air flow meter $100.00

5. RB25DET Rocker Covers - Plain silver in colour. $80.00

6. Cross over pipe - Has Super Sequential BOV $90.00

7. R32 16' wheels - Have decent tyres $400.00

Also have, exhaust manifold, internal engine parts, intake pipe, intercooler pipes, wiring loom, alternator, starter motor, air con compressor, power steering pump, ABS unit, brake master cyl, fuse box, washer bottle, fuel tank.

Body panels, all in white, LHF guard, side blinkers, 2 doors, boot with gtr style wing, rear bar, side skirts, side mirrors, tail lights, rear windscreen.

Interior parts, Series 1 seats, speedo surround, dash facia, AC buttons/screen, centre consol, glove box, carpet, floor mats, roof lining, sun visors, rear vision mirror, all switches and relays under dash.

Suspension parts, control arms, caster rods, all rear arms, diff, spare wheel, boot trims, front brakes, rear brakes, rear hubs, brake lines.

Think thats about it, can supply pics if needed.

Feel free to call or msg me on 0466 365 305.

Grant.....

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Hi, how much for the front lower contol arms and would you be willing to post pack them to Perth?

Cheers

Steve

Lower Control arms would be $100 posted to perth, pm me if your keen.

Yeah i have 2 turbos for sale, both will fit rb25's, rb20's

Got a knock sensor for a series 2 RB25DET?

Yeah got a knock sensor!

Got heaps of pics too....

Brakes are sold. still have handbrake gear though!

Series 2 seats aswell...

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