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Got Some Shiz to Get rid of.. BUY IT

No name electronic boost controller has all the usual features plus it is a turbo timer and has 2 aux outputs to control nitrous / water meth etc .. Isnt a flashy name brand thing but it does what its supposed to do

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$100

R31 Pillar Mount With Boost And Oil Pressure Guage Complete with all sender units and wiring

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$100

Autometer Water Temp Guage No Sender Included But was hooked upto RB30 Stock one And Was Fairly accurate

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$30

R32/33 GTR intake kits One is Apexi Other is Unknown Brand With K&N Filters. The Apexi Setup Needs New Filters, The Other K&N Ones Are Less Than 12 Months Old

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Apexi Kit $40

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K&N Kit $100

R32 GTR Clutch and Flywheel Clutch is pretty Shagged

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$100

R31 Projector Head Lights Great Condition i Brought These From Japan About 12Months Ago For Big Dollars Dont Need Them Any More So Get em Cheap

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$350

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