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Aragusta R33gtr/r34 gtt coilovers. perfect condition - $1000

GAB r33gtr/r34 gtt coilovers. working condition, spring height + damper only. - $600

S14/S15 kakimoto exhaust - $200

s13/s14/s15 koyo dual thickness copper radiator. $350

r33/r34 koyo copper radiator - $250

sr20 stainless manifold, from my jap 180, unsure of brand. $100

sr20 hks split dump and hks front pipe - $200

RB25det neo, motor, loom, ecu, box, and all hangons, complete package. $3500

R34 turbo brakes. rotors, calipers, pads, all bolts etc, with rear drum brake assembly and hbrake lines $650

RB25det motor, no turbo, no loom, no ecu, no coilpacks, has inlet mani, exh mani, injectors, greddy timing gear, missing timing belt. good condition. $800

r34 bonnet, silver, great condition. $200

S15 t28, good condition, has both housings and core, needs bolts to bolt it back together though. $250

Greddy electronic boost controller, profec b spec 2. perfect working condition. $200

Nardi classic wheel, great conditoin, no tears or worn leather, silver centre. 350mm. $130

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brisbane

Item Condition:

as stated

Reason for Selling:

not needed

Price and Payment Conditions:

cash

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on request

Contact Details:

0427282562

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