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Hi All, I have a couple of things for sale:

C's Short Shifter Kit For R33 GTR In Excellent Condition. Taken out and checked over at RacePace Today. Price = $200.00 + Postage.

I decided to go back to stock shifter for track days.

I also have 2 X Bridgestone Potenza RE001 Adrenalin 265/35/R18 tyres, some decent tread left, still roadworthy, wall edges are a bit worn. These came off my front wheels last week and are being kept inside until someone wants them. I just replaced tyres with ADO8's

Price $120.00 for both.

Located in South East, Victoria.

PM or call Chris on 0400028864

Cheers, Chris

PICS BELOW:

Do you know if the C's Short Shifter works in an R32 GTR?

If so, consider it sold!

I'm not 100% sure on that Ben sorry, I have the R33 GTR Series 3 Gearbox, but I'm not sure if the shifters are the same.

However, Ive already received a text from someone and it looks like it is sold pending them picking it up this evening.

Sold Pending Pick-up/P

I'm not 100% sure on that Ben sorry, I have the R33 GTR Series 3 Gearbox, but I'm not sure if the shifters are the same.

However, Ive already received a text from someone and it looks like it is sold pending them picking it up this evening.

Sold to R34_WONG

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