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I'm after a few things for my r32 4door! I need the clip thing that keeps the rear break pins in as one of mine is broken, also after a braided clutch line between master and slave, gtr rear lip on boot, mounting brackets for fmic if there is any universal type ones I could make or mod to fit, also after a box style thing to go ouer the front corner of the bay to cove pod filter, that's bout it for the moment, pm me here if you have any I'm in melbourne and I'm willing to pay post if needed

ta nick

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I know where U can get Clips - one car parts importer has several subframes in the yard - some will have brake parts. U could get lucky.

In Melb. try Osaka Imports - 9800 4041. Ask for Paul.

Les . . .

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On the pic I need The CLIP that's wat it is called in the pic, can u get them new or aftermarket??

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