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Hi guys

I've got some mostly S15 stuff to sell. Everything came off a JDM Manual turbo car.

Stuff is in good condition unless otherwise stated.

Pics can be seen here.

https://picasaweb.go...feat=directlink

Im located in Baulkham Hills 2153, Sydney NSW

All prices are FIRM.

Intresting Stuff

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1. S15 Front Seats. A little tiny bit of fading on drivers side, but no tears or rips. Comes with rails as well. $300

2. S15 Rear seats. Good condition, no rips or tears, but have been sitting in the shed for a while, so need a wash. $50

3. 4 x S15 480cc injectors. $200

4. S15 Greedy Thermostat block adaptor thing. Has Dash 10 fittings for an oil cooler. $100

5. Just Jap Recaro copy seat. Drivers side. Perfect condition, has never been used. Its red. $100

6. D1 Spec Just Jap oil catch can. I bought it about 3 years ago, but I've never used it. Its still in its original box. $30

7. Honda Integra DC2R carbon fiber rear lip. It can be made to fit S15 front bumper with some heatgun goodness and some bending, but it sits really low, so i dont want to install it. $100

8. S15 Sandwitch plate for oil filter. Has 2 sensor fittings. $20

9. S15 Exedy Heavy Duty clutch. Comes with stock dual mass flywheel, and all bolts. Its got heaps of meat left. Its been barely used. $150

10. S15 Exedy Brass button clutch with heavy-as-hell pressure plate and stock dual mass flywheel. The clutch is worn, and it all has been sitting around for about 1 year, so theres surface rust everywhere. $50

11. Earls Oil filter relocation block. It has Dash 10 fittings, and the hread suits a 3/4" oil filter. It has no sensor ports. $20

S15 Boring Stuff

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1. S15 stock rear camber arms - $30

2. S15 stock rear toe arms - $30

3. S15 stock tie rods - $50

4. S15 stock tie rod ends - $50

5. S15 stock castor rods. I think the bushings are gone. $20

6. S15 stock Xenon light modules. Come with the bulbs as well. $40

7. S15 stock BOV. Comes with the mounting bracket as well.

8. S15 rear hubs. One of the hubs is missing 3 bolt studs. Nissan sell these for about $7 new. $150

9. S15 tailshafts. The longer one has the thread a bit screwed cause i smashed it with a hammer when i took it out of the hub. Its not that bad, but it does need a bit of fixing. $50

10. S15 Engine and gearbox mounts. Have around 120,000kms on them, so a bit worn, but not broken. $20 EACH

11. S15 Front shock mounts. The bushings are pretty screwed. $20

12.S15 Washer bottle - $20

13. S15 Intake cam gear. $20

14. S15 RHS only front lower control arm. $15

15. S15 RHS only TEIN castor rod. $50

I have a bent/broken LHS castor rod and TEIN control arm as well, but theyre really bent. You can have them for free if you want.

16. S15 Fuel pump. $50

17. S15 gearbox shifter rubber boot thing. $10

18. S15 front LHS seatbelt

19. S15 interior trim panels. $20 EACH. Look at the pics to see which ones there are.

Skyline Stuff

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1. R33 Rear bumper bar. It has been sanded down back to plastic about 75%. $20

2. Sparco (I think) drivers side seat rail for Skyline. Its bottom mount, similar to the bride ones. It came off a sparco seat. I dont know what else will fit on it. $50

3. R34 GT Non-turbo wheels. I think specs are 16x6.5" with +40 offset. All tyres are shagged. $150

4. ECR33 S2 Front grille. Silver. All clips are there. $20

Edited by Goosy

Oops, some mistakes in the first post

S15 BOV should be $50

And I dont have the intake cam gear (aka the VCT thing). Its actually the camshaft itself.

  • 2 weeks later...

Hey mate you don't happen to have a stock JDM S15 ECU by any chance do you? Shoot me a PM

Edited by ryu1605
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