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Wrecking whole front end of an R32, all components except the long engine for sale, post here with what you're after.

Aftermarket Stuff:

R32:

4" Cat-Back Exhaust: $400

Front Strut Brace: $100

Rear Strut Brace: $100

Jap Coilovers (height and damper adjustable), are hard, and go very low: $700

Adjustable Caster Rods: $150

Adjustable Rear Camber Arms: $150

Carbon Fibre Vented bonnet: $500

Recaro Drivers side seat rail (same as most other aftermarket rails): $150

Sparco Drivers side seat rail (same as most other aftermarket rails): $150

Mechanical 1.5 way LSD + housing and half shafts: $950

RB26 Trust Greddy Front Mount Intercooler w/piping: $300

N1 Headlight (driver's side): $200

Nismo 260km/h Speedo: $150

S13:

R32/S13 Adjustable Caster Rods: $150

R32/S13 Adjustable Rear Camber Arms: $150

Universal (for any car):

3" Decat Pipe (S/S): $70

Nismo Gear knob: $50

Short-shifter: $150

Recaro SRIII Reclinable Bucket seat (immac condition): $500

Sparco Rev Fixed Back Bucket seat (average condition, has tears etc) $200

R32/R33/A31 Bride Drivers side seat rail (same as most other aftermarket rails): $150

R32/R33/A31 Sparco Drivers side seat rail (same as most other aftermarket rails): $150

3-Point Harness: $50

MOMO "Race" Steering wheel with Nissan Boss kit: $200

GReddy Guages + sensors (water temp, oil temp, oil pressure): $120ea ($350 for all 3)

HKS EVC IV w/ display: $300

3-Layer Copper Radiator: $300

AVS Model 6, 17x9 +36 (pair): $400

Lightweight Jap Wheels (17x8.5 +35): $250

BBS RS 17x9 +20: $1000

Work Meister 18x9/10: $2950

Stock Parts

R32 GTS(t):

Suspension/Steering

2x Front Sway Bar - $50ea

2x Front Complete upper control arm assembly's including bracket and king pin bearing - $100ea -- PICS PICS

2x Front Camber Arms - $40ea -- PICS

2x Front Passenger side Lower Control Arm - $60 -- PICS

2x Front Complete Hub and Brake Assemblys including everything: $280ea

2x Rear Traction arms - $35ea -- PICS PICS

2x Rear Camber arms - $35ea -- PICS

2x Rear Lower Control Arms - $60ea -- PICS

2x Rear sway bar links w/ Urethane bushes - $15ea -- PICS

2x Rear Hubs - $100ea -- PICS PICS

2x Rear Complete Hub/Brake Assembly's including everything - $170ea

1x Rear Sway Bar - $50ea

1x Rear Subframe - $100

2x Rear Toe Rods (non-hicas) - $35ea -- PICS

2x Rear Toe Rods (hicas) - $50ea

Misc:

2x R32 Gearbox - $500

2x Indicators: $50ea

1x Horn, can be hooked up to any car - $20 -- PICS

2x Stock Clutches, 1 half warn, one fair bit more warn - $30 and $70

1x Stock Rear Spoiler (with brake light) - $50 -- PICS

3x RB20 Coilpacks - $30ea

1x Turbo Timer, very basic timer, manual set - $20

1x RB20 Fuel Pump - $40 -- PICS

1x Igniter Module (breaks down under a lot of heat) - $30 -- PICS

R32 GTR:

Passenger Side seat with rails: $250

Front Grill: $150

R33:

Standard VLSD with housing and Half shafts: $300

R33 Lower Control Arms - $200pr

S13:

2x Rear Traction arms - $35ea -- PICS PICS

2x Rear Camber arms - $35ea -- PICS

2x Rear Toe Rods (non-hicas) - $35ea -- PICS

Located in SA near Mitcham, can Post Anywhere

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Can you please PM me with your phone number.

I'm interested in the 4" cat back. I'm getting AM Performance to look into an exhaust for me, but if you have a similar one available I'd be keen!

Cheers

any of the rear camber arms branded?

unsure of brand sorry.

Can you pm me pics of the bonnet and nismo dash for R32 GTR?
what colour is the Recaro SRIII? pic?

a few pics of requested items:

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