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FOR ALL PICS OF PARTS BELOW SEE LINK:

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Hi all,

we are having a massive clearout of team and workshop spares! Nothing but the best brands below!

1) 3 pairs of 70-90% 225/40/18 Toyo R1R's. Bought brand new for $700/pair and each pair were used for 3-5 meetings. As used by Team CTS back in the day and Team Holford Motors, current Australian drifting champions! Cash in on my loss!!

PRICE- $250/pair or all for $600

2) BRAND NEW Deka 500CCA Dry Cell Battery

These batteries are sick! Have always had one in my drift car. Is stamped 325CCA, however as with all Deka's is seriously under labeled. Ideal for any application whether it be needing a small battery for FMIC piping or relocation to boot.

(RRP: $240)

PRICE- $175

3) BRAND NEW Tomei RB25 Neo Poncams

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PRICE- $700 (NEW RRP: $950)

4) Set of 4 excellent condition 60mm Defi BF series gauges with white backing and all required sensors, wiring etc

Consists of:

1) Boost

2) Oil Pressure

3) Oil Temperature

4) Water Temperature

PRICE- $900

5) 2 x 235/40/18 Dunlop Direzza 0G-1 Semi Slicks

Have a bit of camber wear, still good for a few more track days for most people.

PRICE- $50/pair

3) 20L of Race Fuels E85

has been securely stored for 4 weeks.

PRICE- $30

4) Trust 48mm Wastegate bits (not available complete as the cast housings are stuffed)

Approx 0.8bar spring- $50

Approx 1bar spring- $50

Alloy wastegate top/hat (2 available)- $30

Diaphram (2 available)- $40

5) 80 micron Proflow Billet -10 Inline Fuel Filters (bronzed mesh) (RETAIL PRICE $150 EACH)-

PRICE- $50 each (HAVE THREE AVAILABLE!)

6) S13/14 SR20DET Coil Packs (set of 4)- Perfect working order-

PRICE- $100

7) S13/14 SR20 Coil Pack Loom, again mint condition all plugs perfect-

PRICE- $40

8) S13 SR20 Crank Pulley- Good Condition-

PRICE- $50

9) S13 Dash Cluster (non Heads Up), excellent condition-

PRICE- $50

10) 2 x 180sx Parcel Shelves, both mint condition-

PRICE- $50 each

For further info PM myself or contact me on 0408782632.

Cheers.

Ben

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