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hey guys, have a few things for sale since i sold my gtr

2 x z32 afms's with apexi air cleaners and hks rubber pipe and hose clamps, no plugs - $400

gates racing timing belt kit (missing the pulley with notches in it. so belt, 2 seals, 2 smooth pullys) - $125

defi link control unit series 2 ( 6 buttons on the front) - $200

defi gauges x 4 white red light.... oil press, oil temp, boost, water temp, with sensors and two gauge holders, all gauges sit in plastic housing - $400

greddy turbo timer - $100

can post at buyers expense. should be around $10-$20 anywhere i think and located near rockhampton qld. text 0400750335 for info and ill take some pics tomorrow to send around if anyone is interested. thanks

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hey guys, have a few things for sale since i sold my gtr

2 x z32 afms's with apexi air cleaners and hks rubber pipe and hose clamps, no plugs - $300

gates racing timing belt kit (missing the pulley with notches in it. so belt, 2 seals, 2 smooth pullys) - $90

defi link control unit series 2 ( 6 buttons on the front) - $150

defi gauges x 4 white red light.... oil press, oil temp, boost, water temp, with sensors and two gauge holders, all gauges sit in plastic housing - $250

greddy turbo timer - $50

can post at buyers expense. should be around $10-$20 anywhere i think and located near rockhampton qld. text 0400750335 for info and ill take some pics tomorrow to send around if anyone is interested. thanks

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