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Stagea C34/M35 Parts & Viper Alarm

Hi all,

I used to own a 1997 C34 auto Nissan Stagea and a 2002 NM35 auto Nissan Stagea and have some spare parts lying around and would like to sell them.
I have uploaded some pictures and can send more via email or sms.

1 x Viper alarm system 5806V with GPS tracking and remote start with additional tilt and audio sensors - Brand New - $850
1 x C34 stock exhaust (I think I have turbo back) - $100
1 x C34 stock wheel - $50
1 x C34 auto series 1 viscous LSD - $300
1 x C34 fuel tank with no fuel pump - $50
1 x C34 auto series 1 prop shaft (requires reconditioning) - $50
1 x R32 GTR Nismo fuel pump - used and in good condition - $220
1 x RB25DET JJR blue silicone heater hose set (missing 2 pieces) New - $80
1 x RB25DET valley cover (please note the snorkel pictured has been sold) - $20
3 x Camber correction Superpro and Whiteline Bushes (SPF3154K, SPF1869K & KCA347) - New - $300 for the lot or $120 each
6 x RB26DETT stock pistons and rods. I may have RB25 and/or also RB30 pistons and rods. $50 for the lot.
1 x M35 Stock ECU - $150
1 x M35 HKS SLD to remove 180km/hr speed cut (NEW) - $350
6 x M35 stock injectors - $50
1 x M35 stock intercooler and fan - $50
1 x M35 stock turbo actuator - $50

That's all I can think of now. If you have any questions please feel free to pm me. I'm located at Derrimut, Victoria. I am also happy to post at buyer's expense.

Cheers,
Kandio

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