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Hello again wave.gif

Would you happen to still have this rod (sorry don't know what it is called), it is connected to the left (passenger side) rear wheel.

Hey mate,

Pm's aren't working yet, can Email me and ill send pics etc.

Cheers,

Mark.

hey mark been trying to call you to work out time to pick up parts

Hey mate, sent you a text your pm inbox seems to be full or some other kind of issue, get back to me later on today.

Cheers,

Mark.

REMAINING PARTS HERE PICS INC WANTING TO CLEAR MOST OF IT BEFORE XMAS OPEN TO OFFERS -

Haltech E6x ecu and standard rb25 loom, has been set up as a piggyback - $680

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Aftermarket 3" front dump pipe with cat in pipe - $120

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Front and rear calipers $250 for the fronts $120 for the rears

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Rear Bar - $100

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Rear pillar trims $10 each

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Passenger rear trim $10

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Diff including upper and lower control arms and cradle $280

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Dash pad $80

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Rear rotors $40

Turbosmart boost tee $20

Door trims $20 each or $30 for the pair

Misc other dash and interior trims from $5 each

WIll swap items for the following -

-R32 actuator

-3" cat

-Split dump pipe

-R34 op6 turbocharger or similar

Pm or reply here or Email me

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