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lol woops knock the 1 of the front of that

lol

you mean the zero off the end..

origial ones were $22 to start with.

now gen 2 is $40 delivered

but if your one comes connected to an RB26 then fair enough. :D

you mean the zero off the end..

origial ones were $22 to start with.

now gen 2 is $40 delivered

but if your one comes connected to an RB26 then fair enough. :D

fark it

i'll just throw it at the next door neibours dog instead

lol

Pm sent re engine, haven't seen any cash yet

first in with full amount wins it

Injectors sold pending payment

plenty still left including roll cage, Blitz fibreglass bonnet, Wilwood brakes, intake kit, whole registerable shell, fuel pump and surge tank, gauges and more!!

Update of items still for sale, some prices reduced PLUS new pics added:

Rb26dett rebuilt long motor – Deposit taken

Wilwood 4 piston Superlight front brakes with Brembo 324mm drilled discs $1,300 Now $1,200

Includes three brand new sets of spare pads, bracket adapter kit and braided lines. Rotors and pads have plenty of meat left on them.

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R32 Gtr N1 turbos $1,000

R32 Gtr Garrett -5 turbos, done approx 15,000km $1,500

Wiring loom for R32 Gtst Rb26dett conversion $200

Intercooler 600x400x100mm and piping to suit Gtst $300

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Stock Rb26 BOVs and piping (BOV return pipe already sold) $200

Intake kit including copy Greddy pipe to intercooler, twin pod filters $400 $350

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5Zigen 3”stainless steel turbo back exhaust $250

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OBX manifolds $250

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Stock Rb26 front pipes $150

Stock Rb26 exhaust manifolds and dump pipes $40 each

Intank Gtst fuel pump $100

Fuel pressure regulator $100

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Fuel cooler $40

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Oil catch can 1L $50

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Turbotech manual boost controller $10

Bolt in 4 point roll cage $500

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Blitz R32 Gtr fibreglass bonnet $650 $600

Top condition with N1 lip and aero catches

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R32 Gtr rear wing $150

Has a couple of chips but otherwise good condition

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17 x 8 rims, no rubber $500 (see pics below)

4 Door 1993 R32 Gtst shell

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Non rolling, previously registered in Vic, suit track use $1000 or $1500 with bolt in roll cage. Shell is mostly stripped out except for dash and steering column. Does not include wheels, suspension, brakes, bonnet, wing, headlights. PM me for more details.

Stagea rear calipers and rotors $150 $100

Greddy strut brace front $150 $130

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Custom strut brace rear $120 $100

Nismo control link set, suits Gtst $500

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R32 passenger seat, good condition $100 $60

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SAAS Steering wheel (no boss kit) $100

SAAS gear knob $50

Tomei 300km dash $350

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M's turbo timer $50

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Apexi 2” Power Meter gauge $80

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Apexi Multichecker (Engine check system) $300

New in box with certificate of authenticity, manual etc

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Speco meter tacho 2.5” $60

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Sold stuff:

Rb26 standard turbos rebuilt with steel wheels

R32 Gtr Power FC with hand controller

HKS split dump pipes

OBX tuned length front pipe

Walbro 305LPH external fuel pump and 4L surge tank incl braided lines and Speedflow fittings

Yellow jacket coil packs

Oil filter relocation kit and 30-row cooler, with Speedflow fittings

ASI 52mm dual core alloy radiator, Blitz cap, JC-project silicone pipes

MDU Gtst suspension

Bride drivers seat with super low rail

R34 Gtt factory steering wheel

Autometer Sport-comp 2.5" boost gauge

EBCR 2” exhaust gas temperature gauge

AEM wideband sensor gauge kit

Short shifter kit, brand new in box

550cc Siemen Denso Injectors, new O-rings, seals

Fark!

Typo above... exhaust is $200 cat back as the front pipe is already sold

Mate have you still got the wiring loom? I am putting a 26 in my R32 at the moment. I assume this will fit a 2 door OK? Best price for it delivered to 4174 and I'll take it off your hands this week.

Kirk 0414 236 724

Hey man. I'm keen on the exhaust but not sure if I can transport it. Would it be possible to get it shipped to Goulburn, 2580? OR I'd be willing to pay someone to bring it down. I need to get rid of the dirty exhaust that came with my car.

Mate have you still got the wiring loom? I am putting a 26 in my R32 at the moment. I assume this will fit a 2 door OK? Best price for it delivered to 4174 and I'll take it off your hands this week.

Kirk 0414 236 724

the loom with the head is sold

i have another loom you can have for 150+ shipping this out of a r32 but you will have to modify it

Hey man. I'm keen on the exhaust but not sure if I can transport it. Would it be possible to get it shipped to Goulburn, 2580? OR I'd be willing to pay someone to bring it down. I need to get rid of the dirty exhaust that came with my car.

can ship but i'll need to get a quote.... probably be around $100 maybe??

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