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Hey all,

I was planning to boost my V36 Skyline but have been dicked around by the company in the US making the kits so have decided to give up on the idea. My loss is your gain as I have a couple of parts sitting around that were to be part of the install but are obviously no longer needed. I'm in Perth but can ship east if absolutely necessary.

#1 Brand New Greddy Multi D/A Gauge with Oil Pressure Face and 2 additional oil/water temp sensors. Additional sensors can be purchased and added (Fuel pressure, EGT etc). - $450

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#2 Transgo Shift Kit for the Jatco RE5R05A 5AT gear boxes. This improves the shift times on these boxes significantly - $180 (Brand new but no box as I brought this back from the US and the box was HUGE for some stupid reason)

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#3 Six (6) NGK DILKAR8A8 Spark Plugs. These are the OEM plugs used on the R35 GTR - $120

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