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The following parts are for sale as they are taking up too much room:

After market front bar R33 Gtst S2 black (with blinkers) $500

R33 Gtst breaks with pads and rotors complete front and rear. $700

Trust power extreme 2 exhaust used for less then 3000km still have box

(RR$1300) $950

R33 PBR clutch good for 550hp $300

Complete NOS kit all lines etc (no bottle) 2x50hp $650

GTR greedy pulley kit $600 SOLD

Pivot shift lamp in box $300 SOLD

R33 Chromed (looks fully sick) front strut brace $250

Link Computer for R33 second edition upto 3bar map sensor, hand controller, laptop connecter, software, and manuals. (Has a tune for R33 GTSt making 235kw) Replaces standard computer and standard airflow meter. $1300

Tomi 256 8.5m lift Ex, 256 8.5m Int (used 5K km) largest drop in cams for RB25 without any head work. $650 (RR $1350 ) SOLD

M's air filter $30

R33 S1 Airflow meter perfect condition $100

Malpasi Fuel Reg $100

For more info about these parts call Peter 0414 867 446.

Parts must go, go, go, go, go, gone!!!!!!

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13_devil - It is a NOS branded Nos Kit. Yes max 100hp. Can be setup as two 50hp shots, or one 100hp shot.

slyline - Call me we can talk more. Can arrange for fitting aswell. Peter 0414 867 446

Penfold - Not sure if there is a power increase. I think its a cosmetic thing, but they are now SOLD.

If anyone requires a quick answer please call me on mob.

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