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R33 Lower Control Arms + Other R33 S1 Parts

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Have a pair of R33 lower control arms - $150

I put a pair on my last R32 and they are an absolutely great upgrade, great way of getting negative camber without buying adjustable upper arms, with a big difference to steering response and increased lock. Heres how I came across the idea, Thanks Simon-R32: R33 Lower control arms into R32

Also have some other series 1 R33 parts available...

Tein Coilovers, height adjustable - $500

Front seats - $150

Window washer bottle - $50

Complete doors - $350pair or will separate if you need something

R33 speedo - $100 changes

3" Hi-flow stainless steel cat - $100

Quality cat backs 2 to choose: 1 x 3" inch with 2 mufflers - $300

1 x twin drift pipes one muffler in the system - $350

Location: Adelaide

PM or 0401 404 104

+ Postage if your interstate

If you need something else for your R33, please PM as I haven't mentioned everything.

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pics of twin tip exhaust

Tried to find a pic of them on the car but no luck. They tucked up nicely to the rear bar and didnt stick out a mile. The exhaust doesn't include the high flow 3" cat if you wanted that as well let me know and I can do a deal.

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