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COOLING AND BOV

trust type r bov $300

120mm intercooler with piping suit rb26 $650
pwr radiator with thermo suit r32 $600
r33 gtst gtr alloy radiator $100
600x300x76mm intercooler $100
custom catch can and overflow with oil separator $250

ECUS
apexi power fc and controller $650
microtech ltx8 ecu new $400

FUEL
bosch 023 fuel pump in r33 gtr cradle $120

bosch 040 fuel pump in r34 gtt cradle $120

billet fuel rail suit rb26 suits standard or 700cc sards $140

sard 700cc injectors rb26 $350

nismo 550cc injectors suit rb26 $300

rochester 700cc injectors 11mm suit rb26 $250

COILPACKS AND AFMS
Z32 airflow meter $120
splitfire coilpacks rb20 rb25 rb26 $330

TURBO KITS
genuine greddy t88 turbo kit for rb26 just been rebuilt comes with cat back exhaust to suit the kit $2500
r32 gtr turbos with rebuilt to n1 spec brand new $700

EXHAUSTS
r33 gtr 3 inch cat back exhaust $150
fujitsubo stainless gtr front pipe like new $150

SUSPENSION
nismo r32 gtst gtr front strut brace $100
genuine r32 gtr gtst rear strut brace $80
r33 gtr front strut brace adjustable gtst $80
r33 gtr rear strut brace adjustable gtst $60

GAUGES AND TURBO TIMERS
hks turbo timer $30
apexi rev speed meter blue screen $100
autometer boost gauge 52mm $40
auto meter oil pressure gauge 52mm $50
autometer air fuel gauge 52mm $50
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