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hey guys. I've changed my plans and decided to sell all my parts.

If you want any pics of anything post up or pm me and ill get them to you as soon as possible. but ill put pics of everything up on the weekend,

Genuine R32 GTR N1 headlights in good condition besides some of that black rubber on the glass has worn a bit as most do. $500

Hyper gear ATR43 G2 turbo with a/r .58 kit . was on a rb20det. comes with all the gear to bolt it on.

oil line, dump pipe o2 sensor, r32 Ecu chipped, New exhaust gaskets, cooling pro elbow for stock intake, $750

turbo has no shaft play and all wheels are in great condition.

GTR injectors, and resistor pack with injector loom. have been cleaned and flow tested, and new o rings. $400 firm.

Z32 AFM with tomei plug. Brand new in box $280 Firm.

R32 GTR coilpack loom brand new . $150

R32 GTR just jap heater hose kit brand new. $ 150

Pics up soon.

Cheers,

Tim

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