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Parts from R33 S2.

Please PM enquiries.

Standard suspension - $80

Gutted stock cat - $40

Front rotors - $40

CAS - $50

headgasket $70

injectors in rail $80

throttle body with tps $40

Nismo Adjustable FPR $50

    • Hey guys/girls got some michelin Pilot sport tyres for sale got 80-85% meat

  • They are 245/40zr19

  • $150.00 for all four tyres very good condition left in shade not in the sun

  • Also got a R33 dumppipe/frontpipe $100.00 No brand

  • Can MMS pictures Message me on 0422 102 617

  • Located Parafield Gardens

  • Cheers Mark

For sale is mypride and joy R32 GTS Skyline YES A GTS!!!! non-turbo!!!! great for P-Platers.

Colour - Black

Transmission -Manual

Price - $11000

Mods that isdone to the car:

Exterior Mods:

Genuine GTR N1 Front Bar with lip

Genuine GTR Bonnet ( Super Light )

Genuine GTR Front Grill

Genuine GTR Side Skirts with rear Pods

Projector Headlights

17 inch Drift Teks Multi stud 8inch frontand 9 Inch rears both 35 offset

Both rear guards Rolled and Flared

Nismo Shocks and springs ( 2cm above legalride hight on both rear and fronts)

Tinted windows

red painted brake callipers

Engine Mods:

Pod filter (but also comes with originalairbox with filter

Front and rear sway bars

New Race Spark plugs (unknown brand)

Recently did Major Service done all beltsfrom timing and fan belts including pullies, all oils, changed water pump andnew powersteering pump, changed radiator and new break pads

Engine has only done 170xxx which is notmuch for a 20 year old car

Interior Mods:

Changed to LED for Cluster

Changed to LED for Interior light

Changed to LED for reading light

Brand new 2011 model Kenwood CD playerwith USB ipod connectivity

Recently Regased the Aircon

There is a lotmore Mods done to the car just cant remember from the top of my head, its agreat car drives like a dream such a pitty i have to sell due to family issueswhich needs my condition. can lower price buy taking things off such as CDplayer Rims and other things to make it cheaper, never been pushed and cant bedefected.

contact me on0433439293 any time or Email me at [email protected] for any questions

dont PM me tho.

thanks.

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All black D1r rims like new , 2 drift pracs old . Sold my drift car no longer required .. 17x10+15 - 17x9+17 ! 60% tread up front on bridgestone petenzas . Rears have camber worn west lakes but will supply a brand new set of tyres for the rear included I'n the price 

Can send pics on request 

0431528958

$1000 firm

5x R33/s14 stockies with tread.

1 tyer is completely gone but still holds air.

The other 4 are good for skids or road but they aren't the best.

Rims are perfect, just a bit dirty.

$150 for all 5 rims and tyers

FOR SALE

R34 GTR V-Spec PARTS = Stock Front Mount Intercooler $200

Stock Radiator $100

Stock Cams and Cam Gears $200

Parts are all good cheap upgrades for a R32 GTRs, pretty sure cams are slightly more aggressive then stock R32 ones??

S13-14 Silvia PARTS = Adjustable Roll Center Bar $200

2 x Gold Koya Drift Techs, 17x9.5 $300 for both SOLD!!

I can MMS photos to anyone interested..

0408 878 086 or PM me on here..

Cheers Brad.

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