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Hey guys parting out my 32 gtr

It has a few little mods done

Link g4 Ecu tuned for 330hp at 14psi

33 gtr brembos front with dba slotted rotors front and rear less the 1000ks old

33 gtr front seats in good condition

33 gtr wheels full set with little gutter rash with good 255's sumitomos

Nardi steering wheel on good condtion

Torque split controller

Motor has 120k on it and doesnt use oil

Gearbox shifts nice and tight

Also have race pace adjustable cam gears and r34 gtr dump pipes

Apexi pod filters

All parts are available from car

Already sold:

Bonnet, grill, front drivers, guard and front lip

Prices and photos of parts available at request

Best way to contact Loren 0403402904

Located sunshine coast qld

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1000 ono for the front brembos with the 1000k old dba slotted rotors and 300ono for standard Gtr including the slotted rotors

I am negotiable On prices as im not too sure what everything is worth

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