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Hks rear Coilovers suit r33 s14 s15 $200

Mahle forged pistons rb26 86.5mm $250

apexi power fc rb25 r33 with commander $800

apexi power fc rb25 neo r34 gtt $800

microtech ltx8 ecu no loom $400

Sard 700cc injectors direct plug in for rb26 $300

splitfire coil packs suit rb25 neo $350 2 months old

z32 air flow meter $140

greddy eo1 boost controller comes with remote etc $300

apexi rev speed meter blue screen $150

intercooler bar and plate 600x300x76 $90

Exedy oem clutch suit rb20 rb25 rb26 push type only 1 month old $150

Exedy lightened flywheel suit rb20 rb25 rb26 $100

Speco water temp gauge and sender $30

Greddy plastic washer bottle for r33 $30

Tow hook $10

Catch can $10

3 Gauge pod $10

Clarion 4 channel amp $40

Pioneer 12inch sub in box $80

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Edited by toy515

Pics when you can of:

apexi power fc rb25 r33 with commander $800

Greddy plastic washer bottle for r33 $30

Catch can $10
3 Gauge pod $10
Interested in all 4, once I see pics we can PM re: price...
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