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I'll take the 2 fuel filter and fittings, also will take the gearbox cross member. postage to 5160 s.a?

cheers, troy

I'll take the 2 fuel filter and fittings, also will take the gearbox cross member. postage to 5160 s.a?

cheers, troy

postage is $20 - pm sent with my details!

some parts still left for sale, as below:

1. factory triple gauge in centre console – $70

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

3. rockford fosgate 'punch series' 2 way speakers with additional tweeter & cross over (retail $500) – $140

4. attesa 4wd pump – $100

5. hicas pump – $30

6. power steering line - $5

7. radiator overflow bottle - $5

8. front subframe - $10

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

10. power steering reservoir (no cap) - $5

11. rb26 timing belt (has done less than 5000km) - $20

12. factory rb26 harmonic balancer – $50

13. momo gear knob - $30

14. nismo black urethane gear knob – $70

  • 2 weeks later...

more pms replied to!

remaining list as below with a few odds & ends which i'll add to this very soon...

1. factory triple gauge in centre console – $70

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

3. rockford fosgate 'punch series' 2 way speakers with additional tweeter & cross over (retail $500) – $140

4. attesa 4wd pump – $100

5. hicas pump – $30

6. power steering line - $5

7. radiator overflow bottle - $5

8. front subframe - $10

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

10. power steering reservoir (no cap) - $5

11. rb26 timing belt (has done less than 5000km) - $20

12. factory rb26 harmonic balancer – $50

13. momo gear knob - $30

14. nismo black urethane gear knob – $70

  • 2 weeks later...

dashmat sold!

1. factory triple gauge in centre console – price drop $60

2. front sway bar with linkages & brackets - price drop $15

3. rockford fosgate 'punch series' 2 way speakers with additional tweeter & cross over (retail $500) – price drop $120

4. attesa 4wd pump – price drop $80

5. hicas pump – price drop $25

6. power steering line - $5

7. radiator overflow bottle - $5

8. front subframe - this is free, if nobody wants it I am throwing this out

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

10. power steering reservoir (no cap) - $5

11. rb26 timing belt (has done less than 5000km) - $20

12. factory rb26 harmonic balancer – $50

13. momo gear knob - no longer for sale

14. nismo black urethane gear knob – no longer for sale

Finally got to use the Ohlins I picked up... UNREAL they were a big part of taking 4 seconds out of my local supersprint and hillclimb times.

Finally got to use the Ohlins I picked up... UNREAL they were a big part of taking 4 seconds out of my local supersprint and hillclimb times.

that is good to hear! those ohlins were very nice on the road as well, not too firm

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