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Was doing some cleaning up and found these parts waiting for a new home

Nismo duracon gearknob, suit 10/12 mm gear sticks. No box, item has been discontinued by nismo making it rare these days. $60 firm

Turbosmart boost tee, bought it s/h when i thought my ebc was having issues it wasnt so i have used this only for one dyno session. $50 firm

Hks filters, bought a filter kit second hand, these filters had just been replaced when i bought the kit. I would have used them but prefer the green and like wasting money so i bought new ones. $20 firm

Nissan alloy gas pedal x2, one new one used. They come as a bare pedal. $20 each firm

Fuel pump bracket $20 firm

Located in brisbane northside,all prices are plus postage if you need it. Contact via pm please

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how would you mount those gas pedals onto a r34 gtt?

You just unclip your plastic oem one, then clip the alloy ones on. They are slightly different to the ones that come in series 2 R34s and R34 GTR v spec 2s though.

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