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Hi,

Having a garage sale!

Items are located in Sydney NSW.

Some may be posted whilst others wont be as it may not be worth it! Best to ask if you are interested in a particular item.

Note: prices do not include delivery.

If you are interested PM me or email at [email protected]

No timewasters.

P11 VVL SR20 Head. :woot:

Item Condition: Bought for a VE conversion however change of plans.

Deposit to be paid however if plans change, the seller will be refunded full amount

Price: $1300 firm.

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S13 Greddy Inlet Manifold with S14 throttle body

Item Condition: Used for 1000km's and then taken off car

Price: $700 ono

RB25 Series 2 Gearbox with with genuine Nissan slave cylinder and brand new gear shifter

Item Condition: Excellent

Price: $1200

Powertune SR20 - RB25 Gearbox Adapter Kit

Item condition: Virtually brand new, used for 1000km. FULL KIT

Note: this does come with tailshaft that is valued at approx $700. Full bolt on kit

Powertune Kit

Price: $1500 ono for the kit and the tailshaft, normally $2300 brand new.

Can work something out if you take the Gearbox and the Powertune adapter kit together :thumb:

Other miscellaneous items

* S13 Diff 5 bolts with shafts - $200

* 180SX/S13 3" cat back exhaust with 4" X Force muffler (no dump pipe) - $200

* S13 Silvia Black standard front bar - has scratches etc $100

* S13 Silvia Black standard rear bar - has scatchds etc $100

* S13 Silvia Black standard bonnet - has scratches etc $150

* S13 Silvia standard sway bars, camber arms, toe arms, castor rods etc etc - Price - Who knows??

* Z32 BM50 ABS 2 hole Brake Master Cylinder and Z32 Brake Booster - bought but never used - $150

* 2 x bottles of brand new Martini GS610 Racing Fluid - $25 per bottle

* S13 Full Replacement Subframe bushes - brand new never used. Paid $215 delivered asking $150

* Veilside S13 Full Body kit (you know you want this :P ) - Actually bought it for the front bar and side skirt aero but decided to get a custom front splitter made instead. Consists of front bar, rear bar and sideskirts - decent condition - $300

This is the actual kit I have.

Veilside Kit

* Greddy Profec A boost controller kit - unsure of condition $50

* Turbo XS Dual stage boost controller - I think it has everything you need $40

* Autometer Pro Comp Ultralite Boost Gauge 0-20psi - used but in perfect working order $40

* Autometer Pro Comp Ultralite Oil Temp 4348M Brand New in Box - $80

* Speco Oil Temp Mechanical and Oil Pressure Electric Gauges - Both brand new in box $50 for both

Thanks,

John

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