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Guys I'm moving to the UK so getting rid of everything at rock bottom prices.

ORC 559 twin plate clutch. heaps of meat. but needs a new throw out bearing...cause its gone missing.

heaps of meat $400.00

GCG td06-20g bolt on rb20/rb25 turbo. complete with all lines and fittings
used for less than a hour before the head lifted. this is the first one gcg sold and its awesome. matches their high flow but everything is new!
I paid 1425 + freight

its yours for $1100.00

Haltech E11v2 r32/r33 plug in ecu and 3 bar haltech map sensor. This has been in the club forever. was on sins gtr. then owned by tats and shell, then I bought it

$600

Xspurt 1000cc short injectors in an aeroflow rail and turbo smart FPR1200 regulator. This is setup to go under the factory rb25 plenum
its about 6 months old and comes with a loom to fit r33 rb25s. I paid 1300ish
I would like to swap it for some factory injectors and rail plus + $600 cash.

photos and more details to follow.

best to pm me. not really open to offers because its cheap as shit already.

cheers

Andrew

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