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Hey guys

still got the following

R33 GTST diff $200

R33 ABS pump $50

R33 tein adjustable shocks for rear $300

R33 Bilstein front shocks $100

Used NKK clutch and pressure plate $80

R33 Flywheel $100

R33 driver door, pretty good condition, its been kind of stripped. Take if for $50.

R33 shell with the all the shit still attached to it(has fuel tank, rear hubs, rear shafts, rear subframe, tail lights, perfect condition nose/front/rad support, passenger side quater panel, other parts n shit too), stripped of most parts. Take the whole thing for $300. it is not rolling. Will swap for some parts below.

The trade bit, I want to hopefully trade/buy

my Sonic Silver genuine GTR spoiler and bootlid for a white counterpart. Its in top condition. They are not "attached" as I removed the GTR spoiler to fit to my white car but not keen on a respray..

I need a passenger side headlight, series 2, all clips must be in tact nothing broken etc.

Brake rotors, If anyone has some nice DBA rotors or a ksport kit or something, brake related for an R33. Obviously something more than stock.

I'm located in Sydney. Most parts are heavy so pref pickup.

PM me

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SargeRX8

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what ratio is the diff?? lsd or open??

Its the R33 GTST diff suited for either ABS or non ABS cars(just don't connect the ABS cable).

4.11 ratio I believe and its an LSD.

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Bump, these are cheap prices cmon need stuff gone.

Ive got some boost two stage, high low, boost controller I dont need either. Tell me where you can get one for $70. It works perfectly I just don't use it as I have a profec b.

Ive got a genuine Nismo exhaust if anyone is interested. Its got a big mouth but it is really quiet. Don't know if I will sell it right off or keep it as it will be easier to shut up if I need to.

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