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I just got myself an almost stock R34 GTR and I plan on doing some mods to it and before I take the plunge Im gonna get some new coils for it.


Ive been in contact with Paul from performance-wise and he has offered me a group buy deal on his Yellow Jackets coil packs.



I previously ran these coils in my Stagea for over 3 years which I just sold and they never skipped a beat so Im keen to give them another go.



Anyway, the deal is, if I can get 5 more buyers, he will give me a $50 discount off the price per set. He has offered this discount across the entire range he has listed on his website - http://performance-wise.com/page27.htm



Anyone else keen???????


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DeaN20 - great. Ive added you in.

d_liberate - YJ-RB202526-S2

niZm0_Man - YJ-RB202526-S1

nick88 - YJ-RB2025-N

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I send some PMs to everyone now too.

Sorry, thought I had it all covered.

1. Starts 13.03.13 - Ends 31.03.13
2. Product - Yellow Jackets Coils Packs.
3. Price is $50 off performance-wise retail prices on his website - http://performance-wise.com/page27.htm
4. The company that is supplying the products is Performance-Wise
5. Products will be sent directly from Performance-Wise in NSW
6. Shipping is $20/set
7. Pictures and details can be viewed here - http://performance-wise.com/page27.htm

d_liberate - YJ-RB202526-S2 - paid - posted


niZm0_Man - YJ-RB202526-S1 - paid - posted


nick88 - YJ-RB2025-N - paid - posted


wildeagle44 - YJ-RB202526-S1 - paid - posted


DeaN20 - YJ-RB202526-S1 - paid - posted



thnx to y'all for paying so fast. everyones coils have been sent out and we should get them soon.


the GB is still open if anyone else wants to get sum. 11 days left.

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