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Got some stuff taking up space so here it is:

R33 GTS4 Rb25DE 1997 AWD close to bare engine. Stopped at 72,567 K. Comes without sump. In perfect condition, never had a problem with it just undergone an engine conversion.$ 700 ONO

S1 R33 Wiring loom uncut and in perfect condition –$ 200

R33 Coil loom -$ 40

Full R33 N/A Exhaust with twin tip Supercat muffler. I have a video of what it did sound like if that helps. Also willing to separate just give me an offer.

R33 Gutted Cat – $40

R33 NA Fuel Pump – $50

R33 Oil Pressure sensor- clip is a bit mangled but still plugs in and holds –$10

Front diff cover – $25

Awd Sump trays- $40

Rb25 radiator on Ebay starting bid at $80

Stock Cold Pipe with nipple – $25

R33 Na intake - $30

R33 G6 ECU - $60

Also got a box of hoses from a rb25 that I have no use for, just let me know what you want.

Pm me for pictures.

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Need all this stuff gone ASAP- Price Drops!!

R33 GTS4 Rb25DE 1997 AWD close to bare engine. Stopped at 72,567 K. Comes without sump. In perfect condition, never had a problem with it just undergone an engine conversion. $400

R33 Coil loom -$ 30

Full R33 N/A Exhaust with twin tip Supercat muffler. Also willing to separate just give me an offer.

R33 Gutted Cat $30

R33 NA Fuel Pump $30

S1 Stagea Oil Pressure sensor- clip is a bit mangled but still plugs in and holds –$5

Front diff cover $20

Awd Sump trays- $20

Stock Cold Pipe with nipple $25

R33 Na intake - $20

R33 G6 ECU - $40

R33 CC ECU With Brackets - $80

Pm me for pictures.

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