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I have a few R33 parts for sale that I no longer need as I have sold my R33.

R33 Series 2 Non-turbo ECU, came of my car so was working fine. $50

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R33 non-turbo fuel pump, off my car and working fine, x 1. $20

R33 Turbo fuel pump, bought from forums and never fitted, x 1. $30

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R33 coilpacks x 6, not sure if turbo or NA see pics below. $50

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R33 fuel rail with injectors, some if the injectors have busted caps, $80

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Brand new AC DELCO ACF35 Fuel Filter, interchangeable with Z201 so fits other Nissan Models as well. $10

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R33 non-turbo intake and airbox, has been modified to fit with intercooler piping, used it to pass roadworthy tests. $30

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Parts are in Dandenong. Welcome to pick up or inspect.

Please call or msg me on 0423872884. Thank you.

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  • 11 months later...

Not sure how to edit the prices on original post. I need to get rid of this stuff. Otherwise going straight in the bin!

Turbo Fuel Pump sold.

Everything else is now HALF PRICE. Thanks.

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