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Os giken triple plate 1000km old from otomoto suits r33 gtst may fit r32/33 gtr removed from car as im going auto $2200

Arp rb flywheel bolt $60

Will fit r32 gtr-gtst and r33 gtr-gtst

R33 clutch master cylinder $130

1yr old from kudos will fit r33 gts4 gtst

R32 clutch peddle reinforced welds

R32 stock on brakes with heavy duty clutch $50

Over sized slave cylinder from repco same a nismo one with out the $$$$$ price will fit rb25 r33 gearbox $24 1000km old

Gktech clutch line $35 will fit r32-33

Gktech clutch fork pivot $10

Will fit r32 gtr push type clutch

Z32 300zx r33 rb25 box $10

Also have a tailshaft and cross member for are r32 gtst to rb25 gearbox great convertion for a stronger gearbox tailshaft made by ardc drivetrain $900 for tailshaft and cross member / yes its strong handled 600hp

( gearbox is blown you can take it for free strip 3rd gear )

(Dog not for sale)

Nsw

Penrith area

Pm for questions! Or message/call 0422720640 il message back if i dont answer

World Peace

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