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zebra Grand Master

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Ill be pulling the motor out the weekend after next, So happy to seperate bits and pieces, there is no BOV on the car though, but I do have a KKR one floating about somewhere.

I have someone interested in the rotors already..but I doubt he'll take them. So if you want them let me know :rolleyes:

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How much you looking for? and how much have they been used? any rust on em?

AAAAANNNDDDD Can you just swap them straight over with stock calipers, and not worry about alignment? sorry it's been YEARS since I've had rotors off the VL, and don't remember if any steering components get touched.

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They have a fair bit of rust on them cause they have been sitting on the car which hasnt moved for months lol.

They just go straight on, no steering bits get touched.

They were used for a couple of track days and maybe a year of street driving. But hardly worn at all.

Id be after around 100 bucks for them

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I'm guessing its unlikely you haven't this bit already, but I'm after the right inner wheel arch plastic guard thingo. Sorry I don't know the actual name, but if you've still got it, I'm keen to get my hands on one.

As for the RDA slotted rotors, if the rust is only minor and superficial, put me third in the line of interested parties. You wouldn't happen to have pictures by any chance?

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