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For Sale: Do-Luck ignition harness(BCNR33); Splitfire coils; Adjustable cam gears; ACL race bearing set(RB30)


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Just upgraded to R35 coils so clearing out my old coil setup.

Do-Luck Enhanced ignition harness suit BCNR33 $80. Used, still works a treat, fixed a high rpm and high load stumble I was having.

Six Splitfire coils $100. Used, unknown km's as they came on the car but still worked fine.

Two adjustable cam gears $30. Used, still fine though have some cosmetic damage from careless adjustment.

ACL race bearing STD size Main and Big end bearing set for RB30 $100. These have been tucked away in a box for years and rediscovered recently, brand new in box.

Located Geelong Vic

Can post if required

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Do you still have all these? If so, is harness and coils to suit S1 or S2 RB25DET (have S1 in my HR31 so don't know what BCNR represents). Looking for RB30 bearings and adj gears so if harness and coils are for S1 then can take all this. Thanks.

Still available. BCNR33 is R33 GTR so the harness won't fit, the RB25 S1 has a different power plug and igniter plug.

The coils will still fit RB25 S1 though.

PM me to work out postage 

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