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I have for sale:

External Wastegate - Turbosmart WG38 Ultra-gate 38 7psi spring , blue. Part number TS-0501-1101

Was only used for 3 months in car. Removed because car is no longer registered so parting it out.

These are between approximately $410 - $485 brand new.

I am asking $250, item is in excellent condition, still boxed and barely used.

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"Greddy" Style RB25 Plenum (from my R33 series 1 motor)

In good condition. Only minor thing to note, 2 of the 4 holes where the throttlebody attaches to the plenum may need drilling out and re-tapping as the bolts are broken off. Having said that, I was running the plenum without a problem when attached to the throttle body using just 2 bolts and proper gasket sealant.

Asking $200 ONO

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Both items availible for pickup melbourne south east.

Mobile 0458 762 075

Thanks

Brent

  • 2 weeks later...
  • 3 months later...

Hey joey91 , Sorry for the late reply, I haven't logged into SAU in a longtime and I forgot I had this listing up!

In answer to your question, Yes it is still available.

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