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RB26 -apexi cams/ OS triple&quad plate FS

Apexi Rb26 camshafts (272's) -near new (only done 5000km) -$750 price drop to......$650 (dirt cheap)

Os Giken triple plate (push type) suit r32/33 GTR - only done 5500km normal driving (plates in good nick) -$1500 price drop to $1300

Os Giken Quad plate ("brand new") in box - can hold up to 1200HP bought for 4650aud, selling for $3200 price drop to $2700 (damn cheap - brand spanking new)

Preferably aust buyers - all courier fees will be on buyers account

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RB26 -apexi cams/ OS triple&quad plate FS  

Apexi Rb26 camshafts (272's) -near new (only done 5000km) -$750 ono  

Os Giken triple plate (push type) suit r32/33 GTR - only done 5500km normal driving (plates in good nick) -$1500 ono  

Os Giken Quad plate ("brand new") in box - can hold up to 1200HP bought for 4650aud, selling for $3200 if you can get it cheaper anywhere else, ill give it to you for free.  

Preferably aust buyers - all courier fees will be on buyers account

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the clutch would fit im sure. 33gtst is push type the same as 32 gtr just watch out that the spigot for the thrust bearing lenght needs to altered it will bind on pressure plate fingers. ive been caught out

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What model are the Apex'i 272's? How much lift?

not quite sure as they were fitted on my gtr when it came from japan.

Plus ive got a brand new ARC GTR32/33 front mount cooler for sale in box. I only want 1650 for it. RRP 2350

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