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RB25 HKS cams. Exhaust is 272 and intake is 264. Good condition. $650


RB25 HKS cam gear. good condition $150


RB25 HKS timing belt. good condition $80


Excedy 5 puk button clutch. needs new pads. $50


Pair or S14 S1 ADM red front guards. Ok condition. $120


Red S14 side mirrors. Good condition $60


S14 S1 taillights $40


S chassis bottom mount Bride drivers side seat rail $160


RB alloy radiator $120


Intercooler core. (i think its 600x300x100) few dents. $80

Cooler piping to suit RB25 S13 $60


All parts located on the Gold Coast. Can get photos on request. Message me on here or text me on 0433 700 949 if you are interested in any of the parts. I'm negotiable on some of the parts as I want them gone ASAP.

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