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Still for sale

$350!!!

Ive got Nismo 555cc injectors in my GTST, if they fit your GTR ill swap + cash your way. If you can confirm those injectors will fit straight into the GTR fuel rail, I'm pretty keen. PM me, but I'm not sure if my inbox is working...

not getting any response from rfurti2, so the injectors and pods are still for sale

6x 850cc injectors for r33 gtr, brand new in the box, $300

pod filter with z32 fittings $100

sydney area, 0404 301 881

Do these injectors need like the resistor for the closed loop shit? I can make them fit my RB25det(just get a new rail). I'm very keen, I can pick them up.... As long as someone can tell me if its possible to have too big injectors or does this just give more headroom?

still for sale guys

6x 850 cc injectors brand new in the box, they fit standard r33 gtr rail $300

z32 pod filters in near new condition $100

call me anytime, i live at rokdale

0404 301 881

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