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Hi all,

I've got a few parts lying around that I no longer require. Located at Newmarket/Ascot Vale area. Prefer pick up at this stage but may post some items later down the track. Pm me if interested.

1. BC BR Coilovers - $700 - Good condition - In the car for about 20,000 km's.

2. C34 manual conversion parts - $1100 - never got around to converting the car to manual. What you see is what you get + gearbox from late model R32 GTR which isn't pictured.

3. C34 auto LSD - $350 - purchased used and never fitted.

4. Transgo shift kit - $200 - purchased from group buy - New

5. C34 radiator air deflector - $120 - purchased from group buy - New

6. Rear cargo light - $100 - purchased used and never fitted.

Cheers,

Kandio

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Hi all,

I've got a few parts lying around that I no longer require. Located at Newmarket/Ascot Vale area. Prefer pick up at this stage but may post some items later down the track. Pm me if interested.

1. BC BR Coilovers - $700 - Good condition - In the car for about 20,000 km's.

Cheers,

Kandio

just wondering will the coilovers suit a series 2 260rs?

Price drop!

1. BC BR Coilovers - $650 - Good condition - In the car for about 20,000 km's.

2. C34 manual conversion parts - $1000 - never got around to converting the car to manual. What you see is what you get + gearbox from late model R32 GTR which isn't pictured.

3. C34 auto LSD - $300 - purchased used and never fitted.

4. Transgo shift kit - $180 - purchased from group buy - New

5. C34 radiator air deflector - SOLD - purchased from group buy - New

6. Rear cargo light - $800 - purchased used and never fitted.

Cheers,

Kandio

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Wondering if the coil overs would suit my s2 rwd

Front definitely won't. Have a look at your front end vs a awd. Way different. Rwd stageas basically have s14 front setup.

Rears will fit, but it would be silly to split them.

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