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R34 gtt neo nistune ecu will load standard tune on before sale $370

Garrett gt3076r this turbo has seen hardly any work on track car, good for over 300rw/kw has an ar/72 rear houseing with a 50mm waste gate welded in it and 90 degree fitting welded to pressure side, will post pics on request. $900 will sell turbo smart waste gate, screamer, v band fitting + first 100mm of dump, oil water lines and standard turbo manifold if buyer would like negotiate price if interested in extras.

Yellow jacket coilpack to suit r34 gtt neo only done dyno and tuning work, worked perfectly 1.1 gaps at 20 psi 300kw only reason for selling is going wasted spark for big hp track car after motor letting go. $300

Z32afm with plug 12 months old $220

Will post pics on request

Will post Australia wide

Pm or call/message 0459988115

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