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All parts are off a 1997 R33 GTR non-V-Spec, and have done 40,000kms.

If you don't like the price, make me an offer

Standard Turbos - SOLD

Standard Pistons - $200

Standard Conrods - $250 only 5 (you will never guess what happened)

rb26rods.jpg

Standard Oil Pump - SOLD

Standard Water Pump - SOLD

Standard Cam Gears $50

Standard fuel pressure regulator, valve springs and boost solenoid

springregsol.jpg

Stock R33 GT-R intercooler - SOLD

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GOR33: No leak that I can tell, it has just squished a few fins and the bottom plate it hasn't actually damaged the tubes the air goes through.

FR33ZE: Nope, that is working as a lift pump to the surge tank, sorry dude.

Nope... These are just left over stock parts after mods.

As for other bits, stock suspension when that gets replaced,

stock front bar and ummm probably something else I have forgotten.

Anything after that will probably only get replaced if it is broken.

Nope... These are just left over stock parts after mods.

As for other bits, stock suspension when that gets replaced,

stock front bar and ummm probably something else I have forgotten.

Anything after that will probably only get replaced if it is broken.

p.s. RedLineGTR, your avatar is cool :D

Nope... These are just left over stock parts after mods.

As for other bits, stock suspension when that gets replaced,

stock front bar and ummm probably something else I have forgotten.

Anything after that will probably only get replaced if it is broken.

p.s. RedLineGTR, your avatar is cool :mad:

  • 3 weeks later...
All parts are off a 1997 R33 GTR non-V-Spec, and have done 40,000kms.

If you don't like the price, make me an offer

Standard Turbos - $700 - 30,000km at stock boost, 10,000km at 0.9bar

stockturbos.jpg

Standard Pistons - $200

Standard Conrods - $250 only 5 (you will never guess what happened)

rb26rods.jpg

Standard Oil Pump - $200 - Standard Water Pump - $50

oilwaterpumps.jpg

Check your pm please

Standard Cam Gears $50

Standard fuel pressure regulator, valve springs and boost solenoid

springregsol.jpg

Stock R33 GT-R intercooler - 600x270x60

Black, small dent on one corner, some dead bugs, never been dropped.

$500

GTRcooler-2.jpg

GTRcooler-3.jpg

GTRcooler-1.jpg

PLEASE CHECK YOUR PM !!

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