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Forsale:

full set (front and rear pairs) of DBA 4000 series slotted Rotors for R33 gts-t

they are used, but only have about 1000kms worth of regular street driving (still virtually new)

Part numbers:

DBA4963SR

DBA4963SL

DBA4908SR

DBA4908SL

the rotors have a bit of surface rust, nothing some sand paper or a quick drive shouldnt fix

$600

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Project Mu NS Pads - full set

only done 150km of normal street driving (99.9% new)

cost $370 for the full set new

will sell for $270

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bump - had tonnes of interstate interest on these, but at this stage i'm not super keen to post, as they are pretty heavy!

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Just trying to get my head around your post mate. The Heading says

"Dba 4000 Series Slotted | Project Mu Ns Pads".

Are you selling all 4 discs and pads for $600 bucks or is it just the Discs???.

Cheers

Neil.

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Hey, Check out E-Go for really cheap freight, If weight is a problem I just got a full exhaust sent from Adelaide to Melb and we put it as 30kg on a pallet and cost us $40 including insurance. Should be way cheaper to send because there smaller.

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