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Price drop on specific items:

Fujitsubu 3" exhaust front pipe back (with decat) - $300

Stainless steel 3" front pipe for 180sx, has a 2.5" inlet - $50

Stock Springs (front and rear) - $100

3x Holden 15x6.5'' stockies (bald tyres) - $30

R33 Black Rear left tail light (has small crack in it) - $10

R33 lowered suspension set (1x rear leaking, the one with the duct tape around it) - $100

R33 stock suspension set (good condition, just took them out recently) - $100

R33 stock front pipe with cat together - $100

R33 drive side headlight (series 1) (has molded mount) - $10

Lenso Rims 19x8+2 set with excellent tread tyres - $400

Yes most prices are reduced quite abit.. need them gone by next week (5th June) or binned....

Edited by Skyline_034

RB30 block, crankshaft and cradle (from an r31)- $120

Nissan Stockes 15" (brand new rear tyres) Whole set - $120

Edited by Skyline_034
  • 2 weeks later...
  • 2 months later...

BUMP Still for sale!

180sx Fujitsubu 3" exhaust front pipe back (with decat) - $250

180sx Stainless steel 3" front pipe has a 2.5" inlet - $40

180sx Stock Springs (front and rear) - $100

R33 lowered suspension set (1x rear leaking, the one with the duct tape around it) - $60

R33 stock suspension set (good condition, just took them out recently) - $90

R33 stock front pipe with cat together - $90

RB30 R31 Block with crankshaft, cradle and a trolley (to push it) - $120

call or text 0423 932 035

Edited by Skyline_034
  • 2 weeks later...

Hey

How low is the lowered spring set & do you know the brand?

Thanks,

not very low,

its legal, and from my understanding with a google search it looks like they're called "Lovells". quick reminder 1x rear shocker is leaking on the lowered set, just so you know.

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