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RB26 head (complete minus covers and cam gears) would require a refresh... - $750 ($850 with HD valve springs)

RB25 long motor (no hot side) Low compression on cylinder #5, would suit rebuild or RB30 twin cam... - $750

Complete S15 rear subframe... - $750

Brand new KKR adjustable rear toe arms (suit R32, S13 etc)... - $125

Defi gauges with controller (boost, oil pressure, oil temperature)... - $700

BBS forged wheels (260rs Stagea) with crappy tyres (17 x 7 +20 and +30) painted... $400

 

Can potentially post at buyers expense gauges, toe arms, wheels and maybe RB26 head...

Located South of Adelaide...

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Added pics of Defi gauges...

https://www.defi-shop.com/products/advance_bf/summary_adbf/

(amber red model)

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On 2/7/2020 at 7:14 PM, Jacks red r34 gtt said:

Hi mate if offer still stands I'll be happy to take that 25 neo motor of you

hi mate, the motor is from an R33, not 34 so not a neo...

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hey mate interested in the defi gauges as a gift for my wifes car!, if your willing to ship to Canada I will cover shipping and your time...thanks m8 

On 3/28/2020 at 8:32 AM, MoMnDadGTR said:

hey mate interested in the defi gauges as a gift for my wifes car!, if your willing to ship to Canada I will cover shipping and your time...thanks m8 

no probs at all.

pm sent

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