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I've got two sets of brand new Tomei pon-cams

RB25det: 256 inlet 256 exhaust 8.5mm lift straight drop ins $1190

Rb26dett: 260 inlet 260 exhaust 9.15mm lift straight drop ins $1238

they are brand new in the box unused unopened, happy to send Aus wide located near Sydney

Tomei cam gears look as new but are slightly used $400

Brett

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Sorry mate i'm not negotiable at all, its what they cost me maybe I should of added $50 so I could drop it off but sadly I didn't and in all honestly if you can buy them cheaper and they're local go for it, why would you even want to buy these or bother posting

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Sorry mate i'm not negotiable at all, its what they cost me maybe I should of added $50 so I could drop it off but sadly I didn't and in all honestly if you can buy them cheaper and they're local go for it, why would you even want to buy these or bother posting

ok mate, good luck selling them at that price. i bothered posting cause i thought you could be bothered selling them. nice reply by the way, who would buy them off you when you can get them cheaper from a decent supplier with a garantee and a warranty? :spew:

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$ 400 for used cam gears ??

there cheaper brand new lmfao... goodluck with the sale

.....tomei cam gears are $329 each brand new thats $658 for the pair http://justjap.com/store/manufacturers.php?manufacturerid=28 get you facts straight and let this guy sell his stuff

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