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1st item for sale, Fuel system leaves the tank on a -10 to the 044 lift pump, out of the pump in -8 to the swirl pot, custom 4 outlets welded to the bottem of the sard tank, 4 outlets are -8 to the 4x 044 pumps, out of the pumps -6 with check valves into the Canister Filter and than runs 2x -8 feed lines to the rail, and a -10 return to the swirl pot and than -10 from swirl pot back to 40L main tank, Also a -8 Breather line which runs into the factor fuel cap hole with a roleover ball system. All fittings are Proflow blue and silver, using Teflon Braid, Also comes with all the wiring and relay holders setup to go! This setup is perfect for 1000HP applications and looks shit hot cause I designed it. comes with mounting bracket for canister filter, its the complete system ready to go.

$2000

Sard Swirl Pod (expensive as!!!!) 5L

ProFlow 40L aluminium Fuel Tank,

Bosch 044 fuel pumps x 5

ProFlow inline -10 Return Filter

Proflow Canister Filter and Bracket

Roll over Breather ball setup

044 pump holders

relays

wiring

All the shit!!!!

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2nd item for sale:- HKS Drag Exhaust System Cat Back, 4" stainless with a HKS Titanium 4" Cannon!!!! (Very Very Very Rare Exhaust system)

$500

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3rd item for sale:- Front R32 GTR Standard Brakes all been kitted out and billet dogbones to suit bigger front rotors, R33 GTR Brembo Rear brakes and Rotors, All the brakes have been kitted out and had new rotors approximately 12months work on the drag strip, roughly 20passes. Pictures are when it was freshly painted, but front calipers have paint coming off front brake fluid I split on them. Can repaint front calipers if needed but no biggy.

$1000 for the hole lot.

Brembo sticker on front ones are fake just to match the rears :P

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and rear ones are real brembos and now has sticker back on there.

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inside 19" rims but also fit inside my 17" drag rims.

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