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*******************PLEASE TEXT OR PM FOR PICS ON THE NUMBER BELOW********************

N1 oil pump used for 1000kms before upgrade $250

N1 sideskirts and rear pods for r32 gtr white $650

N1 brand new oil pump gears $50

APEXI power fc and controller $600

APEXI power fc PRO $600

APEXI power fc d jetro 2 months old $1000

ACL race series engine bearings standard size big ends and mains $200

NISMO 555cc injectors $300

NISMO castor arms for r32 gtr $100

NISMO coilovers for r33 gtr height adjustable $500

ARIAS forged pistons 86mm few little marks nothing major $270

HKS intake and mushroom filter kit $150

HKS intercooler hard piping kit missing top piece that goes to plenum $200

HKS triple plate clutch great condition $1000

HKS T3G turbos for gtr need rebuild old school hks 2530s bush bearing turbos $400

VEILSIDE cat back 3'' exhaust $200

SPLITFIRE coilpacks r32 r33 gtr $350

TRUST type R bov $300

TRUST GREX oil cooler and relocator 1 month old removed from r34 gtr $600

JUN drop in cams 264deg 9.15mm lift good condition $500

BOSCH Z32 arm month old $150

ADJUSTABLE cam gears $50

BILLET fuel rail $90

GENUINE NISSAN headgasket $50

RB26 head complete with covers $1000

RB26 complete plenum intake $300

RB26 fuel rail $20

RB26 polished twin turbo pipe $90

RB26 balancer $50

RB26 alternator $70

RB26 oil pump $50

RB26 water pump pulley $30

RB26 front timing belt cover $70

RB26 standard cams $80

RB26 standard turbos need rebuild $100

R33 GTR rear strut brace $70

R33 GTR front strut brace $70

R33 GTR rear seat $150

R32 GTR drivers side gaurd $190

R32 GTR front seats no rips $500

R32 GTR rear seat $100

R32 GTR radio surround mint like new $80

R32 GTR complete doors $100 each

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