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Hey guys/girls,

I don't seem to be getting new PMs through, can reply to conversations but not receiving new PMs. If you can Call or SMS my mobile I can get back to you (0438 422461)

Injectors gone. Still have twin entry fuel rail!

Cheers

Hey Buddy, Your not getting the PM's as i have them all...............

GUYS THIS THREAD IS NOT MINE, was just helping OP post up info... Please send all PM's too boosted_sa

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srbj3t r34

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mate just tried pming you, if u dnt get it could you send pics of front and back of turbo including core, and the bits that come with it. email to [email protected]

money is ready to go

cheers man

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Gearbox- gone

Greddy Plenum and TB- gone

Turbo kit- gone

Injectors and Rail- gone

Brakes- gone

To the guys that missed out on fuel system, I have another big E85 fuel system available- Surge tank, Twin Bosch 044, twin pump holders and some speed flow fittings. Whole lot is brand new. can come with walbro in tank lift pump.

Still have:

- APEXi Power FC ( suit r33 series 1)

- RB25det Engine (ACL forged pistons, Bearings, and metal MLS head gasket) plenty of interest but no one has put the money down.

- Diff (was stripped, bearings checked and tightened with shims. Is tight but not locked)

- 5 stud conversion

- 5 speed Manual conversion kit

- Carbonetics twin plate clutch (800+ hp)

- Greddy front mount kit (all piping with Greddy type S BOV, IC has a few dings)

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