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ROH fury 18x8 +35 114.3mm 5 stud, set of 4 (with camber worn 235/40) $750

T3 split dump (rb25det - about 3000km old) $100

King Springs 'low' for R33 gtst (only about 3000km old, still in car - going coilover so no longer needed) $50

RB25DET NVCS Head complete in very good condition (passed all tests) $750

Coilpacks RB25DET R33 $100

Generic Cannon 2.5" muffler $25

RB25DET R33 "lewis engines" RACE sump (almost brand new) $250

Nismo Rear camber arms to suit R32, S13 $100

R32 GTR calipers front & rear $500

HKS Turbo Timer $25

Speco Boost gauge $10

FMIC 600x300x75 (brand new) $150

Adj Fuel reg, with gauge (for injection) $50

Mental custom Go-Kart 2003 PCR clubman CroMo frame, Yamaha YZ490 490cc two-stroke 5-speed, engine (~60hp), superkart 4spot billet caliper & vented brake, 40mm axle, custom high back seat, etc.... lots of parts included, project almost complete, needs only a few things to be drivable. Very regrettable sale, $$$$ spent; go on finish the Monster & scare yourself silly!!! $3000ono

Heaps of R31 parts for sale also (listed on r31 skyline club)

Location: Adelaide

Contact: PM or ph: 0403961329

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