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Exedy RB26 push type twin plate clutch. Plenty of meat left on it. ( im pretty sure this will fit rb25 aswell but not 100% sure) $990 ono

Polished RB26 complete inlet manifold, dash fittings, nitto gaskets, modified water neck to suit silvia conversion $550 ono (cost me $500 just to get it polished)

S15 pearl white stock bonnet in good nik missing badge $250 ono

R33 stock turbo in good working order no shaft play or chipped fins with 38mm turbosmart external gate welded to the rear housing with screamer. designed to bolt on stock manifold on my rb20 in a 32, cant bee seen at all from the top, have to jack car up to see gate. made 175rwkw on 14psi on my rb20. $450ono

R33 stock turbo in good working order no shaft play or chipped fins $200 ono

S15 complete air bag kit,steering wheel with airbag, passanger airbag with cover, clock spring, airbag module $550 ono

If your genuine about buying these items ring or text on 0407008651. parts located in castle hill nsw.

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