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Hi,

I am selling the following parts:

- RB TOMEI ADJ Intake Cam gear - $50

- 32 GTR NIZMO front strut brace - $100

- 32 gtr drivers door window switch - complete unit - $50

- 32 GTR passenger side indicator - no damage - $50

- 32 GTR Power steering pump - $50

- 32 GTR Harmonic Balancer - $50

- 32 GTR Rear Lower Control Arm - Drivers side - $50

- 32 GTR Rear Upper control arm - $50

- 32 GTR Rear Brake setup - Inc Calipers, pads, cross drilled rotors, no lip, really flat, pads 90% - $250

- GTR camshafts - pair - some surface rust, so need linishing - $50

- GTR Conrods - surface rust, need cleaning etc - $50

- 33 GTR Front Passenger side Upper control arm - $50

- 33 GTR Clutch slave cylinder - $50

Located on the Gold Coast, but can deliver for cheap.

PM for more info.

cheers.

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