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Hi all,

i have some R32 GTS-T parts i'm looking to clear out from the garage.

1. OS Giken twin plate clutch (TS2B) including OS Giken flywheel - used

It is in used condition, but held the power/torque of a RB24DET (and Trust T67) without problems when fitted, so will still run without issues on a street driven car.

If it is to be used for track duties, i'd recommend a rebuild.

brand new items go for minimum $2k

http://otomoto.shop0...y-special-.html

Price: $750

2. Cusco Strut Brace (adjustable) for R32 Gts-t - used

It has a few light scratches but it is in excellent condition with no cracks in the welds.

This is perfect for the R32 owners who are looking to embark on the odd track day.

(pics to follow)

the price below i am asking is firm, as i've seen other non-adjustable strut braces go for more on the internet.

Price: $100

if you are interested, please contact me via PM or on 0404 891953.

thanks,

RS500.

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How much for shipping to the sunshine coast for the twin plate?

not sure Kirk.

i'd have to get a quote from Auspost and get back to you.

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