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New parts:

Mazda Air temp sensor (for PowerFC D-Jetro) (brand new) $120

S14a HKB boss kit with airbag light cancel resistor plug (brand new) $180

S14 'Edge' Side skirts, unpainted white gelcoat (brand new) $250

S14.5 Origin +25mm conversion fenders (brand new) $450

S14 Origin +50mm rear fenders (brand new) $450

S14 light weight fibreglass doors (brand new) $900

S14 Full Lexan window kit (rear window with NACA vents, rear quarters, driver and passenger door windows with slider window kits) (brand new) $1,050

S14 Nismo Super Coppermix TWIN PLATE clutch rated to 670hp, one of the best SR clutches available (brand new) $2,100

used parts:

Greddy engine oil cap $40

S14/S15 Nismo springs and struts (lower than factory, very comfortable on street) $550

S15 factory rear boot spoler with led's, pewter colour $120

S15 JDM factory steering wheel with airbag $250

S15 Hybrid aluminium radiator $250

S15 Stage21 aero front bar (painted blue) $350

S15 boot lid and ducktail spoiler (not separating, duck tail is sikaflex'd and bolted on to boot lid) $300

S15 Alcon front brake kit, monoblock aluminium 4-pot calipers (weigh less than stock calipers!), 335mm 2-piece rotors, Ferrodo DS2500 pads $3500 (new price from PWR is $4300)

S13/180sx TRUST 19 row oil cooler kit, thick quality trust core, for S13/180sx with filter relocator $700

C-west genuine carbon fibre GT-wing, mounted on S15 boot lid, wrapped in matte black vinyl $1,100

Hypertune SR20 low port intake plenum (small dent at one end) + 77mm Hypertune throttle body $1,750 (Hi Octane Direct sell the plenum alone for $1800+ and $600 for the throttle body).. save over $800 off new prices

HKS Super Sequential SQV BOV, genuine HKS, mounted on evo 8/9 hot pipe $300

STACK 8130 dash with sensors and loom $1,800

ATP 'Frank' turbo, with stainless steel manifold, will fit s14/15 SR20det, good for around 240-250rwkw with stock cams. Braided lines included. $1100ono

R34 GTR Cusco Type-40 aluminium strut tower brace $240

R34 GTR C-west N1 front bar (genuine), carbon fibre (painted black), will need respray/minor repairs $750

R34 GTR C-west carbon fibre cannards for N1 bar $350

R34 GTR Nismo dash cluster (black version) (brand new) $700

R34 GTR/GTT Nismo GT LED tail lights $1,200

4x Advan AD08 265/35/18 tyres 99% tread (almost new, less than 300km) travelled $1300 firm

RAYS Nismo LMGT4's white 17 x 9 +22 all round, no tyres, concave spokes, clears GTR brembo and Alcon brakes to 335mm rotor $2,200 firm

RAYS Nismo LMGT4's bronze 18 x 9 +22 all round with Advan v103 sport tyres about 50% tread, concave spokes $2,800

RAYS LE37's Top Secret Limited Edition Gold 18 x 10.5 +15 all round (rare, don't really want to sell these) $4000

SSR Type-C 17 x 9.5 +15 PAIR ONLY, white, average condition for age, no buckles $1100

** can post wheels interstate if needed at buyers cost **

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