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JL Audio 6x9 Speakers

$50

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TCC Work BOV Type II (Quite Large in Size)

$50

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Monza Fuel Pressure Regulator

$30

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Blitz BOV w/ Intercooler Pipe

$50

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2x Fusion Ground Loop Isolator

(Removes distortion in car speakers)

$30

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Blitz Sus power Pod Filter

$30

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Blitz BOV

$50

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Universal VIP Wheels

(quite a bit of gutter rash on one pair)

(Universal stud pattern)

size: 18x8

(Quoted $80 per wheel to fix)

(No buckles in the wheel)

Tyres are bald so no longer usable

$250

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Universal Twin 12" Subwoofer Box

$30

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All prices are Pick Up Only

Located in Richmond, NSW

Any questions or requests

Please contact via PM or phone number

Jay

0422 326 595

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