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Sold my skyline a few months ago so looking to get rid of some parts I have laying around.

Located in Wynnum QLD & prefer not to post because I'm a lazy flamin mongrel.

4 x S15 Rims with tyres

Few scratches on the rims but pretty good overall, 2 tyres are good and 2 no good. $200

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Engine Crane

Good condition besides the grubby handprints all over it - $200

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RB20DET

Has low compression in cyl 5 and missing lots of stuff. - $100 ?

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Castrol Syntrax Gearbox Oil - 75W-90

Got 2 unopened bottles of this - $30

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Split dump-pipe

Suits standard turbo - $40

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Timing Light

Bought this for about $99 sell for $50, barely used.

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BLiTZ Blow Off Valve

Atmo BOV - $50

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Engine Stand

$75

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Got lots of other bits & pieces, heatshields, std exhaust manifold, std fuel pump, random alloy 3" 90' bend etc etc... let me know if you want anything and I can get better pics.

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