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below list now amended with new pricing! these prices are cheap :)

i also have the full set of relays and other odds & ends like the interior light, bonnet release cable etc etc...

1. os giken triple plate clutch (I paid $3000 for this & it’s only done less than 5000km, ALMOST NEW) - $1150

2. blitz icolor dual solenoid dsbc boost controller (I paid $1000 for this, NEW CONDITION) – $400

3. factory rb26 fuel rail - $20

4. 17" forged Work BRS Poison wheels with bridgestone tyres - price drop $550

5. factory side skirts (black) – price drop $90

6. momo gearknob - $30

7. factory triple gauge in centre console - $80

8. autometer air/fuel ratio gauge 'pro-comp ultra lite' series (silver face) – price drop $50

9. rear boot plastic trims which sit on the top of the rear tailgate - $20

10. cometic metal head gasket (has done 30min of work) – $50

11. 2 x earl's fuel filter with 5/16 barb push on fittings $30 each

12. front a pillars (3 small holes in dirvers side) – price drop $80

13. full set of nissan wipers (now resprayed) – price drop $20

14. front sway bar with linkages & brackets - $20

15. rockford fosgate 'punch series' 2 way speakers with additional tweeter & cross over (retail $500) - $180

16. alpine head unit with 2 sets of rca's – price drop $100

17. front windscreen – price drop $60

18. attesa 4wd pump – price drop $140

19. hicas pump – price drop $40

20. drivers side window/mirror control - $40

21. sun visors - $5

22. complete boot trim – price drop $50

23. instrument panel surround (does not have headlight switch) - $10

24. power steering line - $5

25. caster (radius) rods – price drop $20

26. radiator overflow bottle - $5

27. passenger & drivers side door sill garnish – price drop $20

28. front subframe - $10

29. bootlid rubber seal (no tears) - $5

30. power steering reservoir - $5

31. passenger side window switch - $15

32. 2 x rb26 timing belts (have done less than 5000km) - $20

33. 2 x rb26/30 timing belts (have done less than 2000km) - $20

34. factory rb26 harmonic balancer - $60

35. gearbox cross member - $20

36. front gtr seat covers like new (not faded at all) – $40

37. rear nismo seat cover (slight fading on top of cover) – $20

hey bud can u pm me some pics of these

complete boot trim

17" forged Work BRS Poison wheels with bridgestone tyres - price drop $550

factory side skirts (black) – price drop $90

hey bud can u pm me some pics of these

complete boot trim

17" forged Work BRS Poison wheels with bridgestone tyres - price drop $550

factory side skirts (black) – price drop $90

pics sent!

hi guys,

i have a full set of DTM Rush wheels which are 18x9.5 with +25 offset, as shown in the pic of my black gtr.

sat well on my gtr & there were no clearance issues at all!

1 wheel is damaged from an accident as per below pic & i've spoken to "Magman" here in sydney which may have used here on the forum & he quotes under $100 to repair this.

with kumho tyres which have over 70% tread, i am looking for $900 (always negotiable)

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Pics of the 17" work wheels to [email protected]

if you have any on the car would be great also? also what is offset?

cheers

pm sent!

pics can be seen in this link: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/360230-r32-gtr-parts-for-sale-i-am-wrecking-go21la/page__view__findpost__p__5786990

offset is +29, tough stance :)

17 x 9.

list is getting smaller :)

1. dtm rush wheels 18x9.5 +25 offset with kumho tyres 70% tread (1 damaged wheel & repairable by "Magman" for under $100) – price drop $800

2. 17" forged Work BRS Poison wheels 17x9 + 29 offset with bridgestone tyres – price drop $500

3. factory triple gauge in centre console - $80

4. autometer air/fuel ratio gauge 'pro-comp ultra lite' series (silver face) – $50

5. rear boot plastic trims which sit on the top of the rear tailgate - $20

6. cometic metal head gasket (has done 30min of work) – $50

7. 2 x earl's fuel filter with 5/16 barb push on fittings $30 each

8. front a pillars (3 small holes in dirvers side) – $80

9. full set of nissan wipers (now resprayed) – $20

10. front sway bar with linkages & brackets - $20

11. rockford fosgate 'punch series' 2 way speakers with additional tweeter & cross over (retail $500) - $180

12. front windscreen – $60

13. attesa 4wd pump – $140

14. hicas pump – $40

15. complete boot trim – $50

16. instrument panel surround (does not have headlight switch) - $10

17. power steering line - $5

18. caster (radius) rods – price drop $20

19. radiator overflow bottle - $5

20. passenger & drivers side door sill garnish – $20

21. front subframe - $10

22. bootlid rubber seal (no tears) - $5

23. power steering reservoir - $5

24. passenger side window switch - $15

25. 2 x rb26 timing belts (have done less than 5000km) - $20

26. factory rb26 harmonic balancer - $60

27. gearbox cross member - $20

28. front gtr seat covers like new (not faded at all) – $40

29. rear nismo seat cover (slight fading on top of cover) – $20

I really didn't want to sell this but the fact is that I don't use it.

Unmarked nismo black urethane gear knob (like new) which I paid $160 - selling for $100

the pic does it no justice whatsoever!

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